The Religious Freedom Restoration Act, signed last week by Indiana Gov. Mike Pence (R), has outraged many who reside within the state as well as outside of the state.

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Many celebrities have made statements in regard to this new law they're so unhappy with. Check out a handful of reactions below from pop star Miley Cyrus to the Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay.

They all come from different walks of life, but can all agree how unpleased they are with this outrageous law. The way the law stands right now, business owners can rightfully reject those of the LGBTQ community and then some based on religious views.

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On Monday, Irsay, tweeted, "The Colts have always embraced inclusiveness, tolerance, and a diverse fan base."

"ALL" are welcomed to "Colts Nation" since they're "ONE FAMILY!"

On Sunday, Olympic gold medalist diver Gregory Louganis, tweeted, he would be in Indiana on Monday, going straight from the airport to City Hall.

On his Facebook, he further revealed, "Love conquers Hate" and proudly declared, "Going with love in my heart, but standing up for who I am, a man, a gay man who is legally married to Johnny Chaillot-Louganis in my state of California and living with HIV/AIDS."

"I've always been about inclusion for all," former NBA player Reggie Miller shared on his Twitter last Friday.

He's "very disappointed" in his "adopted home state of Indiana" for the approval of this law.

Also, on Friday, Apple CEO Tim Cook, tweeted his thoughts on Indiana's new law. "Apple is open for everyone," he declared, adding, "We are deeply disappointed in Indiana's new law and calling on Arkansas Gov. to veto the similar #HB1228."

The Apple CEO further tweeted how Apple strives "to treat every customer the same."

Last Thursday, actor Harvey Fierstein, was appalled by the law's use of the term "Freedom." "How dare Indiana use the word FREEDOM in their law to institutionalize bigotry & hatred?" he seethed on Twitter.

"There is no reason to pass a law like that other than to discriminate," he added.

Cyrus, who is a huge supporter of the LGBTQ community, had some choice words for Gov. Pence. She ripped into him right away on Instagram and called him "an a------."

A photo posted by Miley Cyrus (@mileycyrus) on Mar 26, 2015 at 1:06pm PDT

Ashton Kutcher also had plenty to say about Indiana's new law.

Kutcher was blown away by the news of the law, tweeting, "Indiana? Seriously? Really?"

His outrage continued on Twitter as he posed the following question: "Indiana are you also going to allow Christian establishments to ban Jews from coming in?"

He also mentioned the reverse of the above.

The Mysteries of Laura star Debra Messing tweeted the hashtag "#BOYCOTTINDIANA" like so many others.

Alec Mapa shared an adorable photo of his family on Instagram with the powerful caption: "Legislation passed today that makes it legal to refuse service to my family in #Indiana."

The Huffington Post reported on Thursday that a proposal to change the language of the law has been made.