Can you reconcile the need for tolerance with the demands of some religions to convert others to their beliefs?

There used to be a time when a prayer was said before a high school game started. This situation has ties to the school prayer situation across the nation.
Do you see the school prayer issue as a constitutional (legal) issue or as a moral issue?
In a constitutional democracy that relies on tolerance and rational discussion, is it ever proper for one religion to impose its morality and doctrine on another?
Can you reconcile the need for tolerance with the demands of some religions to convert others to their beliefs? Or is this one of the contradictions we have to live with in order to sustain a democracy?
When answering these questions, what are the constitutional issues surrounding this issue?
Be sure to include specific information/data to help substantiate your thoughts.
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