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Family Action Council of Tennessee Why do conservative lawyers seem to acquiesce to morally bankrupt Supreme Court decisions on abortion and marriage? It’s because they are taught the law by reading court opinions; they are not taught that opinions should rest on a set of ethical principles. Thus, lawyers tend to treat Supreme Court opinions as if they are infallible […] The post The Cause of and Cure for Judicial Tyranny appeared first on Family Action Council of Tennessee.

Family Action Council of Tennessee The controversy swirling in our country about Roe v. Wade and whether an unborn child has a right to life under the U.S. Constitution evokes memories of a sad chapter in American history, the United States Supreme Court’s 1857 Dred Scott decision. The Court held that those descendants of slaves who had been born in […] The post Bringing History to Light for the Sake of the Present appeared first on Family Action Council of Tennessee.

Family Action Council of Tennessee Recently, K-12 students across the state headed back to the classroom for the new school year. And many in our colleges began their new fall semester. This time of year, it would not be surprising if students found themselves agreeing with King Solomon, who so aptly said in Ecclesiastes 1:13, “I applied my mind to […] The post A Back-to-School Prayer appeared first on Family Action Council of Tennessee.

Family Action Council of Tennessee Last week the Tennessee Senate’s Judiciary Committee heard two days of testimony regarding a proposed amendment to a “heartbeat” bill. The amendment would directly challenge the United States Supreme Court’s 14th Amendment abortion jurisprudence that denies any rights to the unborn child by banning abortion after life in the womb is detected. But the amendment […] The post Challenging Roe v. Wade with the Constitution appeared first on Family Action Council of Tennessee.

Family Action Council of Tennessee This week, the Tennessee Senate’s Judiciary Committee heard two days of testimony on the fetal heartbeat bill passed by the House last spring. Many citizens responded to the hearings by contacting the committee members, urging them to recommend to their Senate colleagues the rewritten version of the House bill. But they can’t do that until […] The post Pray for Tennessee Legislation Concerning Unborn Babies appeared first on Family Action Council of Tennessee.