Was closely watched by your group. Remind us about this dispute over a playground that ended up in the Supreme Court. It was a dispute over a playground that was owned and controlled and called a ministry and mission of the Lutheran Church the question was in this program that was used to replace dangerous pebbles on playgrounds with a rubberized use of scrap tires, whether a religious group could be required to be admitted to a program to receive compensation for this playground. Although it was called the playground case, for many of us its a lot more significant because it really raises the question, can the United States Supreme Court order states that want to protect the conscience of its people and its own treasury against restricting funds to churches, can they be ordered to be included in a program thats available to other people . The Supreme Court majority said yes. No problem with that, justice soda mayor, in dissent, wrote a very clear competent dissent saying this is way m