Russell Brand Beautifully explains the 10 Commandments #Shorts

Russell Brand visits Club Random. Bill and Russell discuss the difference between hedonism and addiction, how they each define joy, America in pain, pondering vs. partying, religion and the curtailing of inquiry, the greatest threat to America, the concept of enlightened self-interest, Joe Rogan’s work ethic, MSNBC vs. Fox News, and their mutual admiration of Dave Rubin.

All Social here

[liv]

Stand up for something, or fall for anything...

[smushycows]

Russell Brand's articulation of his ideas has really evolved, it's elevating him so much and I'm grateful for that. He needs to be heard more

[melissadorney]

Congratulations on not missing the point Mr. Brand
Always a pleasure to listen to your peaceful wisdom

[brandonkaholokula]

Once again, Bill is outclassed by his guest.

[ProfessorV]

Holy Moly. I liked that perspective from Russell.
Reminds me of the adage, "If you don't stand for something, you fall for everything. "

[TheNativeWaterDame]

My perspective on the Ten Commandments is, when you break one it hurts you more than anyone else. They are rules for protecting ourselves. That's how much God loves us..

[ohmthepoet]

They were not originally called The Ten Commandments, they were called aséret ha-dibrot or literally translated as "the ten words", "the ten sayings", or "the ten matters".
So Russell is right on point
They are not laws but rather a moral scaffolding as well as a description of living a righteous life, within the eyes of God.
It even says later in the Scriptures, if you fall, to get back up again, acknowledging the struggle as flesh bound souls, to actually live up to that structure.
People are so quick to dismiss the wisdom in Scripture. I was one of those people for a long time. I am beginning to understand now though.

[Goodgollybenholly]

Bill trying to stray people from the light. Russell bringing them back

[geoffreybrockmeier]

“Most have nothing to do with morality or ethics…”
5 - Honor your father and mother.
6 - Don’t murder.
7 - Don’t commit adultery.
8 - Don’t steal.
9 - Don’t lie.
10 - Don’t covet.

[itsTonySaint]

I am a Christian, but I appreciate Russell’s respectful take on the material.

[manapunk]

I see it like a dad telling his children “you shall have no father but me” there are many false fathers out there, but only I created you, and love you. Don’t abandon me for a fake father.

[YokedYoda]

Bill sees them as a child would. Russell sees them as a parent .

[jefferydsteele]

How did Russell Brand morph into this super being?

Dude is on point here.

[teamsquintz]

Love this man for always being genuine.

[junbuglove]

Russell is telling the TRUTH

AND HIS WISDOM... GIVES A PERFECT PERSPECTIVE.

[JackdawGift]

He really said that so well. Thanks Russell 🙏🏼

[lochnessmonster]

The bible says God is jealous and Bill Maher sitting there like he thought of it all on his own like some genius.

[americanrebelking]

Russel is so damn respectful and wise.

[LT]

Brilliantly said by Mr Brand, I never thought of it that way….he is so correct. God is not arrogant humans are

[richardeldridge]

If someone gives you an order to do something, or to refrain from doing something, you would probably want to know by what authority he is giving the order. The First Commandment gives that authority. The Second Commandment makes it clear that He is the only authority. The Third Commandment makes it clear that His authority is to be revered and respected. Without those first three commandments, there is no reason to follow the remaining commandments should it become inconvenient to do so.