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This Week's Viewpoint
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Commodores or Con Artists?
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Merriam-Webster’s dictionary defines “misrepresentation” as “to give a false or misleading representation of [something] usually with an intent to deceive or be unfair.” Of all the institutions in our society that one would think would be the least likely to engage in misrepresentations, it would be our institutions of higher learning. Yet one of our state’s most prestigious universities has engaged in not one but several misrepresentations to both government officials and to you. Read more. |
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House committee approves bill reforming state's broken sex ed laws
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In a very positive development for Tennessee’s families, the state House Education Committee has recommended for passage House Bill 3621. The bill, brought to the legislature by our legislative arm, Family Action of Tennessee, would make it clear that our public schools are to focus on abstinence and not promote, encourage, or condone sexual activity among our young people. Its companion bill, Senate Bill 3310, previously passed the Senate by a vote of 29-1. Learn more about HB 3621/SB 3310. |
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How should our state Supreme Court judges be selected? And why is this important to you?
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Various resolutions to amend the state constitution to reform the judicial selection process for appellate judges have been proposed in the Tennessee General Assembly, and one (or more) of them will likely be chosen by the legislature next week. Since these judges get to tell you what your constitutional rights are or aren’t based on how they “interpret” the state constitution, knowing what type of amendment may be put on the ballot for you to vote on, as well as the differences between them, is important. Learn more here. |
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ABC dives into sewer with its latest show, Don't Trust the B---- in Apt. 23
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 The Parents Television Council describes this new show as “a sexist mixed-bag of hedonism, drug-use, alcohol abuse ... and explicit levels of promiscuity that are shocking even by today’s broadcast TV standards.” Its premiere showed the lead character, Chloe, betraying her roommate by having sex with her roommate’s fiancé on a birthday cake; Chloe giving alcohol to a 12-year-old; Chloe walking around naked in front of a stranger; and multiple uses of the b-word. Read more here. [Warning: Some of the language and scenes depicted are explicit.] |
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Not surprisingly, a new Barna study found that “the worldview of different religious segments of the population significantly impacts the issues they care about the most.” What was surprising was that in choosing a presidential candidate, abortion and gay marriage were even less important to non-evangelical born again Christians than they were to the general population. 