Tere Sammallahti wrote that blasphemy was still prohibited by law in Finland, which he claimed was one of the few such countries in Europe and the Western world. According to him, the law restricted freedom of speech and opinion by protecting gods and things considered sacred in religion. Sammallahti argued that the law currently protects more new religions than secularized Christianity. Sammallahti stated that he had made a legal proposal to repeal the blasphemy law and urged sharing information about the proposal as well as reminding members of parliament to sign it. According to this, religions do not need legal protection, but freedom of speech does. #Terestroika #Sananvapaus #Uskonto #Suomi (translated)