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Frank Turek is a famous American Christian apologist known for leading CrossExamined.org. Turek is also a well-known radio host of the TV program "I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist" and the author of multiple books, some of which include I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist… and The Four-Point Case for Mere Christianity.
The 63-year-old, born in New Jersey, holds a Master of Public Administration from George Washington University and a Doctor of Ministry in Apologetics from Southern Evangelical Seminary.
Speaking about his role as president of CrossExamined.org, the website states:
"Frank presents powerful and entertaining evidence for Christianity at churches, high schools, and secular college campuses that often begin hostile to his message. He has also debated several prominent atheists including Christopher Hitchens and Michael Shermer, Founding Publisher of Skeptic Magazine."
Talking about his work as a leading apologetics expert and cultural commentator, the website notes:
"Frank is a widely featured guest in the media as a leading apologetics expert and cultural commentator. He has appeared on hundreds of radio programs and many top TV networks including: Fox News, ABC, and CBS. He also writes a column for Townhall.com and several other sites."
Frank is a former US Navy aviator and husband to Stephanie, with whom he has three sons.
What did Frank Turek say in Charlie Kirk's memorial?
Frank Turek served as Charlie Kirk’s mentor for many years, though the exact date they first met remains unclear. Remembering Charlie in his memorial, held on September 21, Turek said:
"Charlie knew that life wasn't just about money. It wasn't just about sex. It wasn't just about power. It wasn't just about prestige. He knew that the purpose of life is to know Jesus and to make him known, to make heaven crowded."
He also mentioned that Charlie’s focus was always on eternity, and he was inspirational. In addition, he also reflected on Charlie's final moments. To know more, read this:
On September 19, Frank also uploaded an episode talking about Charlie Kirk on his podcast episode titled If God, Why Evil? Honoring the Life & Legacy of My Friend Charlie Kirk. His podcast, I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist, has over 4.8 ratings on Apple Podcasts.
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