Secularity does not only mean the separation of religious and state affairs, but also the respect for freedom of moral sense, worship and religion for every individual. Religion shall never be used in an official capacity to enforce one group's religious opinions or beliefs on another even though the group in demand is in majority. No religious or moral values can neither be enforced by laws, regulations, principles nor mentioned in any official written or vocal declarations of the organization. In a society where religious values are imposed by state, the true meaning of religion diminishes and forced thought or belief can not be considered as true faith. Human moral values can not thrive under such conditions.
Political systems based on religious laws are many times oppressive and against human rights.