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I think its hilarious that the bitter atheist crowd has to stop others from expressing their beliefs.

The ruling in question has no bearing on whether or not individuals can express their religious beliefs and it does not even have a bearing on whether or not individuals can form collectives to express a mutually held religious belief. Half of the whining regarding this ruling is nothing more than attacks at strawmen.

Funny also that they can't stand to hear a word or concept they supposedly don't believe in.

God God God God God
Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah
Christ Christ Christ Christ
Krsna Krsna Krsna Krsna Krsna
Zeus Zeus Zeus Zeus Zeus.

I think that sufficiently refutes your assertion. If that's not good enough, I just read the above five lines out loud.

Ive tended to notice that people with personal identity issues tend to be the loudest critics of religion.

Its usually known as transferrence but I digress.