Jenny E. Holland, a journalist exploring the Christian revival in the UK, discusses how Charlie Kirk's martyrdom has led young people to traditional gender roles and increased church attendance. Elizabeth York, a commentator on religious culture, highlights Kirk's impact in inspiring Christian activism and bridging denominational divides. Frank Walker talks about intra-church politics, contrasting Vatican views with nationalistic sentiments, and questions if the faithful will prioritize political leaders over the Pope. Together, they explore the broader cultural ramifications of Kirk's legacy.
