Finally, people, you are your children's censor, not the television. If you fear your children are seeing something they shouldn't be seeing, suggest a book for a few hours. TV is educating if you know how to utilize it. But there is a point where you have to do the teaching. The fallacy is in thinking issues related to religion in public are only about free exercise.
Freedom is important, but so is equality under the law.
It is convenient for members of the majority religion to overlook this point. But the courts have not been taking away rights, only defining equality and fairness. For example, it would be acceptable to post the Ten Commandments in a courtroom if Buddhist scripture were also displayed, plus something from every other faith and philosophy. To simplify matters, we need to omit all religious messages and symbols from the courtroom. It's a practical way to avoid the tyranny known as establishment of religion.