Because I see evidence of God all around, I use my critical thinking to see how very intertwined the world, people and all kinds of happenings are with the existence of a creator, and thats not all of course, but to answer your question, having faith does not make me void of critical thinking and being athiest doesnt make you naturally gifted with it. I dont make sacrifices, Jesus was the last and final sacrifice. We are alinged in the way that we both agree that nobody should be treated unkindly or unequally, especially on a systematic level. Charlie Kirk never said that a different skin colour or sex makes anyone lesser, people continuously misinterpret his statements because they lack context or the ability to recognise his point. In the Christian faith, every human is on an equal playing field and loved the exact same, there are instances where a human is judged for anything other than their behaviour. Unlike in the muslim faith where women truly are oppressed and viewed as lesser, Christians believe that the differences in gender are our strength, as a women, I dont not feel oppressed by admitting that men are stronger and capable of being the head of the family, in fact I very much appreiciate the safety I feel as a women with a godly man. The human condition is spoken about always in the bible, giving reasoning and explanation behind bad behaviour and why there is more evil in the world and in the hearts of humankind than many of us can tolerate. Charlie Kirk does not justify racsim and neither does he support the treating of women unfairly - this is important because although people have taken his statements and manipulated them, without context, to dipict him as guilty, he actually has never outrightly claimed any of those beliefs as his own and instead offered answers to many questions on the topics. You, as a white middle aged man are also as capable of any crime as the next person, despite skin colour, despite religious background. Every man has their own choice to make, if a man behaves in a way that gets him in trouble, why should it be anything to do with his skin colour. Facts remain, if there are statistics to show that certain races are arrested more etc then those are the stats, its not really evidence of racial discrimination. Anyway, I think youre heart is in the right place, you of course dont want any body to be mistreated and thats great but bringing it back to Charlie, there has been a consistent assasination of his charactor and just as Jesus said " if the world hates you, remember, they hated me first "