What does TFN stand for?

Texas Freedom Network

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Dan Quinn is the communications director for Texas Freedom Network (www.

Right wingers call social studies an attack on religion

According to the Texas Freedom Network (TFN), a group that monitors the Religious Right in the state, notorious "Christian nation" pseudo-historian David Barton is at the top of the list.

Religious right targets overhaul of Texas social studies standards

Through a series of contradictory and convoluted amendments, the board crafted a road map that creationists will use to pressure publishers into putting phony arguments attacking established science into textbooks," said Kathy Miller, president of the watchdog group Texas Freedom Network.

Texas education board approves science standards

The Texas Faith Network, an offshoot of the 3,000-member Texas Freedom Network, is bringing together the clergy ``to provide an alternative faith voice to that of the religious right,'' Phelps said.

TEXAS PASTORS FORM OWN GROUP TO COMBAT RIGHT

The old standards were so vague, people can interpret them any way they want to," said Dan Quinn of the Texas Freedom Network, a non-profit group that opposes the Religious Right.

Texas science proposal omits creationism

Mark Chancey, associate professor in religious studies at Southern Methodist University, has studied Bible classes already offered in about 25 districts for the Texas Freedom Network.

Texas OKs standards for elective Bible classes

The Texas Freedom Network (TFN), a religious liberty watchdog, called on the board chairman to remove Dunbar from the Committee on Instruction.

Texas school board member assails public ed. in book

I think the committee got the message that families and churches don't want the government to tell our children what to believe about the Bible," said Kathy Miller, president of the Texas Freedom Network.

Texas panel rejects required Bible class