The Prime Minister took a swipe at his predecessor who told worshippers at a church in Perth to 'trust in Him' and 'we don't trust governments'.
Scott Morrison was a guest speaker at Perth's Victory Life Centre - a Pentecostal church founded by Australian tennis legend Margaret Court - over the weekend.
Stream more Australian news with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Offer ends 31 October, 2022 "We trust in Him. We don't trust in governments. We don't trust in United Nations, thank goodness," the father-of-two said in his near-one-hour speech. "But as someone who's been in it, if you are putting your faith in those things like I put my faith in the Lord, you are making a mistake.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was left stunned over the remarks made by his predecessor and described them as"quite astonishing". Picture: Brook Mitchell/Getty Images
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