arndt@lymph.dec.com (09/06/86)
Hi Dan: You say, "However, having a religious service ( and a prayer meeting IS a religous service) on public property does violate the separation of church and state." Where o where did you find this out????? I'd be very interested in seeing some documentation from rulings by the courts about this because it is my distinct understanding that the Supreme Court has ruled otherwise. In particular that worship is a protected form of free speech and therefore allowed 'equal access' to public property!! Recall my 'Bashin' the Pagans' posting. Thanks much. Keep chargin' Ken Arndt