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This week, Tennessee’s attorney general, Herbert Slatery, joined the attorney generals in 15 other states in filing an amicus (friend of the court) brief with the U.S. Supreme Court. As I read the brief, I wanted both to cheer and spit nails. I hope these words will serve the salutary purpose of having Attorney General Slatery (“General Slatery”) correct an egregious constitutional error in another matter that will hasten the constitutional showdown needed between the states and the U.S. Supreme Court.
Tennessee’s attorney general was among 16 attorneys general filing a brief with the U.S Supreme Court asking it to hear another potential landmark case.
Going to church regularly or praying and/or meditating when growing up can help one’s overall health according to a study by Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health published in the American Journal of Epidemiology. While the study doesn’t focus on Christianity, it reveals what Christians have known for a long time: “Compared with no […]
FACT is pleased to associate with the following national organizations in the course of its work on behalf of families in Tennessee:
Alliance Defending Freedom, Family Policy Alliance, Family Research Council, and Focus on the Family.
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Every year, FACT and FACT’s legislative arm, Family Action of Tennessee, track and lobby legislation being debated by the Tennessee General Assembly. Tennessee’s annual legislative session runs from the second Tuesday in January through late April. Our goal is to educate you about what is happening at our state Legislature both in the Tennessee Senate (33 members) and the Tennessee House of Representatives (99 members) so that you can be informed and make your voice heard with your state legislators for a better Tennessee.
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In 2006, a group of Tennesseans came together to form The Family Action Council of Tennessee (FACT) because of their concern about the future of the family in Tennessee and the growing negative impact of public policies on the family. Continue reading
