The memorial service on Sunday at Glendale, Arizona, for Charlie Kirk must rank as one of the most astonishing and seminal political and sociological moments in America in living memory. The secretary of state, secretary of defense (or war), and the secretary of health and human services all spoke in scriptural terms. This was a mighty and combined political and religious ceremony, perhaps unprecedented in America. There are early and sketchy reports of increasing religious practice in America, especially among young Roman Catholics. Once again the Democrats have clambered aboard an unpopular policy position as many of their more prominent spokespeople denounced Charlie Kirk even while disapproving of his assassination.