Charlie Kirk was an evangelical Christian. He grew up in a churchgoing family, attended an evangelical school, and was converted to Christianity at age 11, expressing a personal commitment to Jesus Christ. Over time, he embraced conservative Christianity and Christian nationalism, becoming a prominent advocate for integrating Christian beliefs into conservative political activism. Initially, he supported a secular worldview and the separation of church and state, but in his later years, he rejected this separation and promoted the integration of Christianity into political action, including support for the Seven Mountains Mandate. His religious affiliation is most closely aligned with evangelical Christianity.
