Vera Jourová, a Czech politician and lawyer who is the Vice President of the European Commission for Values and Transparency said hate speech laws will soon come to US.

Dr. Räsänen was accused of hate speech on three occasions, including in a tweet showing verses from the Bible. The outcome of this case could have significant implications for freedom of speech and religion in Finland and elsewhere in Europe.

Several states have passed laws that set up a hate crime hotline where people can report to government officials anyone that they feel has committed a hate crime or ‘bias incident.’ It even promises $2000 of taxpayer money to anyone ‘injured’ by such ‘incidents.’ For Bible believers, the scary part comes down to the definition of ‘hate.’

For years, Christians have battled censorship online. Commenting with a biblical worldview often led to content removal or restrictions. However, Meta’s decision to end its U.S. fact-checking program signals a shift, offering Christians a new opportunity to freely share their faith and perspectives without immediate suppression.