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In '''''Good News Club v. Milford Central School''''', 533 U.S. 98 (2001), the Supreme Court ordered a public school to allow a religious group to use its facility during a limited forum held after school hours for other groups.  Five Justices held that the religious group can even engage in worship in the school.  

In '''''Good News Club v. Milford Central School''''', 533 U.S. 98 (2001), the Supreme Court ordered a public school to allow a religious group to use its facility during a limited forum held after school hours for other groups.  Five Justices held that the religious group could even engage in worship in the school.  

Justice Thomas wrote for the Court that "speech discussing otherwise permissible subjects cannot be excluded from a limited public forum on the ground that the subject is discussed from a religious viewpoint."<ref>533 U.S. at 112.</ref>

Justice Thomas wrote for the Court that "speech discussing otherwise permissible subjects cannot be excluded from a limited public forum on the ground that the subject is discussed from a religious viewpoint."<ref>533 U.S. at 112.</ref>