That the House of Representatives— (1) recognizes the enforcement of blasphemy laws by foreign countries as harmful to the advancement of global religious freedom; (2) affirms the enforcement of blasphemy laws as wholly incompatible with the moral principles of the United States; (3) supports the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom and its role to document religious freedom conditions abroad and engage multilaterally with organizations and institutions around the world to promote religious freedom; (4) urges foreign governments to repeal any blasphemy laws and release from custody those who have been imprisoned for blasphemy; and (5) calls on the Department of State, and all other Federal agencies engaged in foreign aid disbursements, when determining recipients of United States foreign aid, to consider— (A) the level of enforcement of blasphemy laws in such countries that have them; and (B) suspend, or reconsider the form or dollar amount of, aid to those countries to discourage the enforcement of blasphemy laws.