> However you didn't touch on the establishment of religion
Municipalities are allowed to grant non-profit preferential treatment to overtly religious organizations, so long as the use they are putting the public resource is no itself overtly religious. Soup Kitchen? Fine. Soup Kitchen with a sermon? Not so much.
It's the same mode of treatment as for discriminatory membership, and for the same reasons.
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Date: 7/8/12 05:26 (UTC)Municipalities are allowed to grant non-profit preferential treatment to overtly religious organizations, so long as the use they are putting the public resource is no itself overtly religious. Soup Kitchen? Fine. Soup Kitchen with a sermon? Not so much.
It's the same mode of treatment as for discriminatory membership, and for the same reasons.