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Wed Jun-28-06 04:34 PM
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61. Certainly, if the club at a religious school is open to the public,

They can go whenever they want.

But if they can't start their own club at their school only because of its religious focus, when other kinds of clubs are allowed, their religion is being forcibly excluded. Allowing students to meet in an unoccupied classroom after school does not constitute an endorsement of words spoken and philosophy promoted during that meeting.

There's a lot of "why can't" this, and "why can't" that in this thread, but it's a false premise. They can.

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