1º. The crime of blasphemy has subjectivity, ambiguity and ambiguity. Some actions may be considered profane to some people, but the same actions may not be considered profane to others. This subjectivity and ambiguity can easily lead to unfair adjudication and abuse of power.
Blasphemy is usually used to protect religious institutions and rights, not people of faith. This may lead some religious groups and believers to abuse blasphemy to attack people of other religions or opinions.
Blasphemy can fuel social division and conflict. Blasphemy can lead to violence and bloodshed in areas with severe religious divisions. In some free and open societies, blasphemy may cause dissatisfaction and controversy among the public and politicians, and may even lead to political and social turmoil.
Thus, criticizing blasphemy involves not only concerns about freedom of speech and religion, but also the pursuit of democracy, human rights, and social justice. Regarding blasphemy, we need to abide by the Constitution and international human rights conventions, implement an equal and fair judicial system, encourage and promote citizens' thinking and discussion, so as to achieve democracy, freedom and social harmony and stability.

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