#424: Charlie Kirk: Toward Catholicism and Away from Zionism
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• In the months leading up to his death, Charlie Kirk began expressing a deep curiosity about Catholicism—especially its intellectual coherence and moral authority in a confused culture.
• Friends and collaborators, including Candace Owens and Bishop Josepk Brennan of Fresno, CA, observed his shift toward a more sacramental and historic understanding of Christianity.
• Charlie reportedly attended several Catholic events and read Church history, showing particular interest in the unity of faith and reason.
• Around the same time, he began questioning his earlier support of political Zionism, distinguishing between biblical Israel and the modern Israeli state.
• This parallel "conversion" revealed a search for universal truth rather than partisan ideology.
• Patrick Coffin argues that these two developments—his theological awakening and his rejection of ideological nationalism—stemmed from the same root: a desire for transcendent order grounded in Christ and the Catholic faith.
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