<p>Charlie Kirk's assassination has sparked a lot of conversation about how people should feel or not feel. The differences between apathy, empathy, and sympathy are coming with all types of critiques and criticisms. Let's have a transparent and maybe even tough conversation about it, especially when weighing the portrayal of Charlie Kirk as this incredible disciple of Jesus Christ.  </p>

Charlie Kirk's assassination has sparked a lot of conversation about how people should feel or not feel. The differences between apathy, empathy, and sympathy are coming with all types of critiques and criticisms. Let's have a transparent and maybe even tough conversation about it, especially when weighing the portrayal of Charlie Kirk as this incredible disciple of Jesus Christ.

<p>Charlie Kirk's assassination has sparked a lot of conversation about how people should feel or not feel. The differences between apathy, empathy, and sympathy are coming with all types of critiques and criticisms. Let's have a transparent and maybe even tough conversation about it, especially when weighing the portrayal of Charlie Kirk as this incredible disciple of Jesus Christ. &nbsp;</p>

To Mourn or Not to Mourn

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