The problem is you're counting on the censors to be reasonable, unbiased and even-handed with these judgments. The reality is, they won't be like that - at least not 100% of the time. They can and will be influenced to slap the label on simply because the powers that be don't like something, and give "blasphemy" as an excuse. Now, all of a sudden, you have a biased ratings system creating new cultural issues and inflaming tensions that didn't exist before.

My opinion on this is simple - if you don't like it, don't watch it. If you have children and you care about monitoring their media diet, review media first before they consume it. That should be the parents' call, not outsourced to a ratings/censorship group that can be influenced. If you're part of a religious group who makes recommendations against certain pieces of media, that's fine if you want to follow your group, but those classifications should not have any bearing on the rest of society outside of that group. And finally, governments should have no business declaring what is and isn't blasphemy - everything is blasphemous to someone, and it could never be fully inclusive to all belief systems.

If you’re just going to find any religious nutso to make your argument, I don’t think you’re really arguing in good faith.

Jerry Falwell was a significant Baptist pastor who had a large congregation. He founded a college and also was a significant conservative activist. You could say he was problematic, but he was a significant religious leader.