Religious Freedom Day in 2023

Religious Freedom Day Quick Facts 2023

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2023 Date	January 16, 2023
2024 Date	January 16, 2024

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Religious Freedom Day in 2023

Religious Freedom Day seeks to commemorate the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom. The statute became the inspiration for the 1st amendment and led to freedom of religion for all Americans.

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Thank you President Biden for highlighting the persecution of Ahmadiyya Muslims in your 2023 “Proclamation on Religious Freedom” ⁦@POTUS⁩ ⁦@WhiteHouse⁩ #Ahmadiyya https://t.co/q2Gnla9VqI
— Amjad Mahmood Khan (@AmjadMKhanEsq) January 14, 2023

I hope you guys have a nice National Religious Freedom Day. Except for Cochran and his witchcraft. Screw those bastard. https://t.co/L3be0hgaTD
— Dr. Dan Challis (Parody) (@Cochran_Hater) January 16, 2023

Happy Religious Freedom Day! Thanks to religious freedom, we can believe and worship however we choose! This freedom does NOT mean we can ignore laws we dislike, harm others, or discriminate. Religious freedom should never be used as an excuse to hurt or exclude others. https://t.co/0k8vwkoJsX
— Americans United (@americansunited) January 16, 2023

.@SecBlinken: “Religious freedom is the first freedom enshrined in our Constitution’s Bill of Rights.” On National Religious Freedom Day, we stand with all who are working to advance religious freedom worldwide. https://t.co/uue9m7R91X
— Department of State (@StateDept) January 16, 2023

Today is National Religious Freedom Day. This is a cause I have worked all my life for, because I believe that the freedom of conscience is the most fundamental freedom upon which all others are built. Defending this freedom is what I do every day in my work. 1/4
— Tina Ramirez (@TinaRamirezVA) January 17, 2023

The National Religious Freedom Day, proclaimed on Jan. 16 annually by presidents since 1993, memorializes a constitutional principle that today is imperiled by our Supreme Court. Read more: https://t.co/4ibTLcysIW https://t.co/0yECTDflTJ
— FFRF (@FFRF) January 16, 2023

@DanPatrick OH, so TODAY is the day of the year that you respect religious freedom... https://t.co/DOJwj0ymvQ
— Texas Blue Blonde (@txblueblonde) January 17, 2023

Today is #ReligiousFreedomDay. It's a perfect day to recommit to church-state separation and to remember that religious freedom is *not* the right to use your religious beliefs to harm others.
— Rachel Laser (@rachelklaser) January 17, 2023

I signed a proclamation declaring January 16th Religious Freedom Day. This date is the anniversary of the 1786 Virginia Statue on Religious Freedom that protected the rights of people to practice religion without discrimination and was a precursor to the First Amendment. https://t.co/aA4HsOKw9F
— Governor Jim Pillen (@TeamPillen) January 16, 2023

America is a nation founded on individual freedoms, one of which is the freedom of religion. I am truly grateful I can worship God freely in our nation. Happy National Religious Freedom Day! https://t.co/jI4qVTmLA7
— Congresswoman Debbie Lesko (@RepDLesko) January 16, 2023

Religious Freedom Day Facts - in 2023

We celebrate many different traditions. And we honor our faiths in many different ways and places — from churches, to mosques, to synagogues, to temples. This religious freedom — this freedom to practice religion fully and freely or to practice no religion at all — is enshrined in our Constitution. And together we must continue to preserve and protect it. - U.S. President Joseph R. Biden, Religious Freedom Day 2023