public libraries must accommodate
religious meetings as they do other organizations, public facilities may
not be made available for religious worship.

While I agree with the rulings, the definition of religious worship is a little fuzzy. For instance, if a religious group is using a conference room in a library and have a meeting, can they pray before the meeting? It seems the devil may be in the details. I think if people had common sense (like not being obnoxious with prayer in a public place, like Jesus even tells his followers, including me, not to do) and respect for each other, we wouldn’t need courts to rule on issues like this. It’s a shame, really.

I think the religious reaction will be. “Hey BushCo! What the f***! We supported you gawd damn wars in exchange for a Buybull thumping religious supreme court. So where is it. I sh**. I’m an idiot.”