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What Kevin Rudd gets wrong about church and state

2 May 2021

2:00 PM

2 May 2021

2:00 PM

Scott Morrison has been recently pilloried for outlining how his Christian faith positively influences his role as Australia’s Prime Minister. That itself was something which sent many in the media into apoplexies of derision and rage. Cue former prime minister, Kevin Rudd who showed the greatest misunderstanding on the relationship between church and state.  

If you can’t be bothered reading his anti-Pentecostal invective published by The Guardian, then this  three-and-a-half-minute snippet from 7.30

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