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**markbila** · 06-01-2007, 11:34 PM

I know of no case in my area where a business was forced to close because a religious facility opened next to it. I honestly don't think it's allowed!

I would be surprised if it was - however in the OP Partofme stated: What gets me though is that this thing is more common but doesn't get the attention this does because Muslims are involved this time. In the town I grew up in a bar that had been open for years was forced to close because a church moved in next to it and the law states you can't have a place that sells or serves alcohol within so many feet of a church.

06-01-2007, 11:34 PM	#11
markbila Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 388 Senior Member	I know of no case in my area where a business was forced to close because a religious facility opened next to it. I honestly don't think it's allowed! I would be surprised if it was - however in the OP Partofme stated: What gets me though is that this thing is more common but doesn't get the attention this does because Muslims are involved this time. In the town I grew up in a bar that had been open for years was forced to close because a church moved in next to it and the law states you can't have a place that sells or serves alcohol within so many feet of a church.
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