Charlie Kirk Argues Secular Education Is a Contradiction
Showing 4 Secular Education videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.
Charlie Kirk argued that the modern push for values-neutral, secular education is itself a contradiction, since declining to teach morality is its own moral statement, and that this false neutrality has spread into supposedly Christian schools as well. He illustrated the point with an example of a teacher who claims to avoid moral judgments about classroom behavior while still enforcing anti-bullying rules, which he argues is itself a values-based decision. A separate video features author Connor Boyack explaining that his Tuttle Twins children's book series, despite drawing on classical texts about liberty and law, intentionally avoids religious content so it can be used in secular charter schools. Other videos in this pool include Kirk's argument that Christians are called to actively reclaim education rather than cede it to secular institutions.