Referendum result 'confirms a wish, but not the truth' - Edwin Vassallo
Mosta MP Edwin Vassallo says that people’s vote in referendum “confirms a wish but not the truth.”
Former parliamentary secretary Edwin Vassallo stressed that contrary to the “trend of being atheist” he was proud to express his sound Christian values, and criticised the media for hounding MPs to know how they will vote on the impending divorce bill in the house.
Vassallo – known for his conservative views – took the podium during the PN general council and stressed that the PN is an inclusive party, however he warned against proposals to ‘update’ the document that spells out the party’s beliefs (Fehmiet Bazici)
The Mosta MP said that the PN’s Christian values are “evidence of the truth” and added that they are the same values that led the PN to repeated electoral victories and distinguishes the PN from the Labour Party.
“The popular vote does not mean that this truth changes. It confirms people’s wishes but it is still not the truth,” he said.
“We are not a party of convenience, but a party that believes in Christian values, and these are not to trade,” he said.
Edwin Vassallo said that 2,000 years of Christianity is evidence enough that Catholic values are worth something.
“Inclusivity is our doctrine, the PN embraces this doctrine and a vote according to conscience is a liberal act by our Prime Minister,” Vassallo said.