We don’t have to agree with everything, What Charlie Kirk was saying, But I believe we will agree, that take someone’s life just because, That he looks at things differently is a sin.
So who was Charlie Kirk?
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He was born on October 14, 1993 in the USA. On September 10, 2025, he was shot at the premises of the American University of Utah, in the middle of a debate with students. He was 31 years old and left behind a wife, a one-year-old son and a three-year-old daughter.
Czech Republic
On September 16, 2025, Dominik Duka organized a funeral mass for Kirk in the Prague Church of the Mother of God before Týn on the Old Town Square.
What made him famous?
Kirk was known for his frequent debates with students on university campuses. He strongly defended freedom of expression in universities and sharply criticized discrimination against Christians and gender ideology.
When he was 18, he founded Turning Point USA To promote conservative values among young people. This non-profit organization is represented in more than 3,500 high schools and universities in all 50 states, with the support of more than 350 full-time employees. Turning Point USA is the largest and fastest growing conservative youth activist organization in the country.
What was Charlie’s motivation?
Kirk made no secret of his Christian faith – he spoke openly about it on social networks, in interviews and during his previous appearances at universities. About a week before his death, he wrote an optimistic post on the network X regarding the ‘revival of Christianity’: ‘Churchs are growing. Young people flock to believe in God. You don’t want to live in an unchristian country. Even the most ardent atheists or Agnostics are blessed with the influence of the Church.’
Bishop Robert Barron said of Kirk: ‘He was a really great debater and also one of the best supporters of the civic discussion in our country, but above all he was a passionate Christian.’
Kirk described himself as a deeply religious evangelical Christian. He encouraged his supporters to follow God, enter into marriage young, soon have children and prioritize family over others. He emphasized Judeo-Christian values. He spoke regularly at Dream City Church in Phoenix. He also supported the teaching of Christianity in schools.
He gradually developed his faith as a Christian nationalist. He began to have more radical views regarding the faith in 2019. …Kirk began to criticize the separation of church and state and secularism. In 2024 he said: ‘One of the reasons why we are experiencing a constitutional crisis is that we no longer have a Christian nation, but we have a Christian form of government, and that is incompatible. You cannot have freedom unless you have a Christian population.At one of Donald Trump’s pre-election meetings, he said: ‘This is a Christian state. I wish it would stay that way.‘
controversial
Kirk’s controversial statements about abortion, feminism and the LGBTQ community also came from traditionalist and conservative Christian values. He promoted the importance of marriage and family, which also responded to the decline in the birth rate, which he related to the claim that young women prefer career over family. He was of the opinion that ‘having children’ is more valuable than ‘having a career’.
Kirk was also not afraid to criticize the mainstream media and join cultural wars on various topics. He was also a proud advocate of controversial views regarding the conflict in Gaza and various other topics.
‘We want to transform culture,’ Kirk said in February in the New York Times.
Funeral
Charlie Kirk’s funeral took place on September 21, 2025 in Arizona. After the assassination of Kirk, various representatives of the Republican Party and in general conservatism in the US referred to as a martyr.
Trump said of him at the funeral: “Charlie inspired millions of people, and tonight everyone who knew and loved him is united in shock and terror. Charlie was a patriot who dedicated his life to open debate and the country, which he loved so much.’ He further added: ‘It is long time for all Americans and the media to face the fact that “……Violence and murders are a tragic consequence of the demonization of those with they disagree day after day, year after year, in the most disgusting way possible‘ ‘I ask all Americans to subscribe to the American values for which Charlie Kirk lived and died. The values of freedom of speech, citizenship, the rule of law and patriotic devotion and love for God.’
Charlie Kirk’s wife, Erika, said at the funeral over 90,000 gathereds: ‘I forgive him (the man who shot my husband) because that’s what Christ did and Charlie would do it too. The answer to hate is not hate.”
A spokesman for Turning Point USA (founded by Kirk) Andrew Kolvet said at the funeral: ‘Charlie’s vision was to give the next generation strength to boldly defend faith, freedom and family. This event is more than a memory – it is a call to continue its mission and to ensure that its remarkable legacy continues to transform America and indeed the world forever.’
Here are some direct quotes by Charlie Kirk
He stated on his Instagram:
‘I believe in the Bible and I believe that Christ rose from the dead on the third day.
This is the basis of my faith and directs my actions.”
In Charisma Magazine:
‘Jesus Christ was God in the human body.
who taught us in the first place how to live, And secondly, and above all it was a gift to us; that if we accept him as your Lord and Savior, Then we can have Eternal Life…’
If you also want to experience God’s unconditional love, you can start by saying this prayer:
‘Dear Jesus, I beg you, come into my heart. Forgive me all the bad things I have ever done and give me your gift of eternal life in the heaven and fill me with your love. Amen.’
