Russell Brand films himself performing a baptism in his underpants as he continues his conversion to Christianity
Russell Brands conversion to Christianity continued this week as he interpreted the Bible and performed a Baptism in his underpants.
Russell Brands conversion to Christianity continued this week as he interpreted the Bible and performed a Baptism in his underpants.
The 49-year-old was seen standing in a lake with two other men, one of whom was also wearing nothing but his boxers as they carried out the religious practice.
Brand posted the photos on social media accompanied by the caption: It might seem a bit soon to be baptizing people, but the Apostles did it on day one, so here we are.
Since December 2023, the comedian and presenter has published several posts discussing his growing relationship with Christianity.
This week he uploaded a video interpreting the Bible, in which he expressed his gratefulness for Gods sacrifice.
How can we ever understand with the conscious limited mind that God himself came down to earth and was sacrificed, that we may be redeemed and rose again, that we may have eternal life, with our limited consciousness, its not possible, he said.
Russell Brand (right) performed a baptism wearing just his underpants this week
Brand posted the photos on social media accompanied by the caption: It might seem a bit soon to be baptizing people, but the Apostles did it on day one, so here we are
Brand uploaded a video interpreting the Bible, in which he expressed his gratefulness for Gods sacrifice
Brand passionately interpreted the Bible in a video he posted on social media this week
Brand was accused of rape, assault and emotional abuse as part of a joint investigation by Channel 4s Dispatches programme, The Times and Sunday Times last year.
He has strongly denied all accusations about his behaviour which allegedly took place at the height of his fame between 2006 and 2013.
In April this year, Brand was baptised in the Thames as he turned to religion following the accusations against him.
He said he felt nourished and as though a new resource has been switched on inside me following his own baptism.
Russell Brand said he felt nourished and as though a new resource has been switched on inside me following his baptism in the Thames earlier this year
The former Buddhist made no reference about the accusations hanging over him in the video posted on his social media, but did say he faced challenges in his life.
He described being baptised as an incredible profound experience and that something occurred in the process of baptism that was incredible, overwhelming.
Telling his followers that he felt changed and transitioned, he said: Now of course even though it has been less than 24 hours in the interim period Ive already felt like irritation: Ive got three children, Ive got a job, Ive got challenges, I still live in the world. But I feel as though some new resource within me has switched on.
