This is an excerpt from Rylee Meek (YouTube) arguing that criticisms of Charlie Kirk’s political views by some Christians reflect a misunderstanding of the Gospel and the kingdom. Meek contends Charlie’s politics are rooted in the Bible and tied to a worldview that informs political violence, and challenges pastors who call for generic condemnation without addressing underlying beliefs.
Right into those, those Christians. So called Christians, I'm going to say, are pastors who say that, you know, we got to condemn violence on both sides and, you know, it's, we all need to repent. Yes, we do. That is absolutely true. But the reality is presidents from both sides aren't getting shot. Public figures from both sides are not getting shot at. Right. Political violence doesn't happen. I heard this. Political violence doesn't happen in a vacuum. It flows from a world view. And that's what Charlie actually stood on. So if any of you so called Christians had a problem with Charlie Kirk's politics, I would argue that you have a complete misunderstanding of what the gospel actually is, what the kingdom is, who God is, who he was and is to come. You are deceived because everything that Charlie spoke on his political views were rooted on what the Bible said.
