Originally posted by Sandman
I don't know if that's the suit the ACLU was pressing or not. I think that's going to be overturned as a result of this latest censorship though.
However, you never responded to the SC rulings I linked earlier in which the SC upheld religious group's right to meet and conduct religious activites on school property. The SC held that schools may not prohibit this activity based on the fact that it is religious. These meetings fall into your "proselytizing" category and I'll go so far as to say that most christian meetings do.