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LTTE: Charlie Kirk’s life deserves prayers, not scorn
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Seemingly, there appears to be a schism in this country on how to remember who Charlie Kirk was and what he stood for.
Many white Christians, especially evangelical faiths, appear to emphasize his faith and courage, while many Black ministers focus on one of his statements on people of color and courage.
Some Black churches have denounced some of what they call Kirk’s hateful rhetoric that runs counter to the Gospel of Jesus, while in another corner of America, witnessing white Christians celebrating Kirk’s inspirational life and martyr’s death.
Charlie Kirk’s life mattered.
He deserves our prayers and not our scorn.