What are the U.S.E.F. Zones?

Should the government set up secular zones? Areas where no church of any faith can be built? And maybe church zones, where there's nothing

• but churches, of all religions, and no churches outside those zones?

• Answer:

  Nope. Doing so would actually be in conflict with "freedom of religion" which is covered by Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human rights. What this means is, you have the freedom to worship in whatever religion that you choose, and this also includes location. To simply create "zones" for religious buildings to conduct its purposes, that is the same as saying that there should be separate facilities based on race or class. The point in your argument seems to be enacting a physical barrier system that coincides with a law that is already in place "separation of church and state". But the flaw in this argument is that it isn't the same thing. Separation of church and state basically means the state cannot tell the church how to conduct its business, and it is free from being taxed by the state. Basically it means that the state and church have separate boundaries as it is. The state cannot infringe on its rights. Adding boundaries (physically) or zones would actually do the opposite of what separate of church and state is now, and that is to become a dividing entity based on law.