Religion may be a personal thing for many, but when we discuss religious
             freedom, the issue doesn't remain so personal. Actually we must know that
             religion does not ensue in a space. It is, more frequently than not,
             included into an individual's assessment system and extremely impacts that
             individual's way of relating in society. Separation of Church and State is
             vital, but the State can't be a religion-free zone also. Actually the
             division of Church and State was intended to protect religious minorities.
             To legislate religious free zones goes in opposition to the foundation of
             religious freedom and freedom of idea. If there are some places in the
             society that do not permit this freedom, then they are moving away from
             being a free society. "Some of the religious scholars who are closely
             involved with the incredible diversity of holy and religious beliefs in
             their area, they have said that religious persecution and intolerance
             permeates their society." (Alexander, 1998, page 56.)
             There were local people on American continent that had a cooperative
             association that much of the United States founding thought was based on.
             These are general ideas, suitable to those with various religious beliefs.
             The unique colonies, all together, were very miscellaneous in beliefs: from
             liberal Quakers and Unitarians to conservative Puritans and Roman
             Catholics. "Native beliefs from Europe and Africa were also element of that
             original United States. And, yes, there were Atheists as well. Christians
             can claim these founding principles as much as those of any other belief
             system." (Braun, Brian A., 1996, page 89.)
             United States binds to religious freedom, which has always been at the
             center of American life and principles. They have no succession of
             authority of rights. Freedom of speech is all bit as significant as
             autonomy of principles. Although, chronologically, the first autonomy
             assured by the Bil...