Charlie Kirk on the Sabbath, God, and the Nature of Time
Showing 3 Time videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.
In a discussion on Christian practice, Charlie Kirk laid out his view that Saturday, not Sunday, is the biblically mandated Sabbath, arguing the switch to Sunday observance originated with the Catholic Church's designation of it as the Lord's Day. Kirk said he does not judge Christians who keep Sunday but believes the seventh-day Sabbath reflects God's original design, and used the discussion to argue more broadly that human beings do not control time, pointing to the French Revolution's failed attempt to replace the seven-day calendar with a ten-day one as evidence that tampering with that rhythm doesn't work. A separate, unrelated video captures another moment: shouting and repeated calls for order on the floor of the US House of Representatives during a planned moment of silence for Charlie Kirk.