Conversations That Matter Now What? Processing and Responding to Charlie Kirk's Assassination
Sep 13, 2025
The host reflects on the emotional aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination and its societal implications. They explore how violence influences public discourse and the role of grassroots advocacy in turbulent times. The conversation also highlights Gen Z's connection to online radicalization, emphasizing parental awareness. Additionally, they discuss the decline of public virtue and the significance of faith in addressing societal issues. Finally, the importance of personal action and nurturing community health is stressed as a path forward.
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Witnessing The Trauma Live
- John Harris describes seeing the graphic video of Charlie Kirk's shooting and knowing he was likely dead from the blood loss and wound location.
- He recounts the shock, trauma, and the brief window of hope when early reports incorrectly said Kirk was stabilized.
Evil Points Toward God And Justice
- Harris argues recognition of evil implies recognition of good and therefore God, citing Romans about moral law in our hearts.
- He says awareness of evil drives longing for justice now and hope in a final divine Judge.
Expect A Practical Roadmap Soon
- Harris tells listeners there are practical things they can do and wrote an article providing a roadmap for action after Kirk's assassination.
- He encourages people to await that published guidance for concrete steps to take.
