11/08/2026
Religious freedom cannot be selective.
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If every religion expects the freedom to build houses of worship around the world, then that same freedom should be respected everywhere.
Equality means equal rights—not different rules for different places.
True religious freedom is built on mutual respect, reciprocity, and the belief that every person should be able to worship without discrimination.
The conversation isn't about one religion versus another.
It's about one universal principle: Freedom must work both ways.
What do you think? Should religious freedom be based on equal standards for everyone?
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