People can't believe Chris Pratt is same person who made X-rated Kim Kardashian joke after Jesus comments

People can't work out how the now-religious Chris Pratt is same person who made a brutal X-rated joke aimed at Kim Kardashian.

The Guardians of the Galaxy star once made a joke about Kim Kardashian’s sex tape back when he was filming Parks and Recreation. Take a look at the savage moment below:

In recent years, the actor has found himself becoming closer and closer to God by regularly quoting biblical scripture.

The 43-year-old told Page Six on Monday that he isn't bothered by the haters who criticise his views of Christianity and Jesus.

"But that’s nothing new, that’s nothing new, you know?," he said.

"If I was of this world, they would love me just like that but as it is, I’ve chosen out of this world. That’s John 15:18 through 20."

While referencing Jesus Christ, he said: "That’s the way it is, nothing new, 2,000 years ago they hated him, too."

But people are now having a hard time believing that the same person who is comparing himself to Jesus made the most wild Kim K joke during a blooper-reel of Parks and Recreation.

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In the resurfaced clip, which has gone viral again, the team are brainstorming great comeback stories and Pratt decides to drop a reference to Kardashian’s sex tape with Ray J.

Actor Rashida Jones says: "Everyone loves a good comeback story right, Seabiscuit, The Mighty Ducks."

"Robert Downey jr., Rocky," Amy Poehler adds.

To which Pratt interjects: " Kim Kardashian, in the video she gets she gets c*m on her back I think."

The whole cast burst into laughter and were quite simply stunned by the comment.

Taking to Twitter, one user said: "How is this the same guy that made that Kim Kardashian joke."

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Another added: "God really changes a man (joking, he probably realized doing that kinda joke wouldn’t fly in current Hollywood)."

"Jesus struggled to stop him from making that joke," a third quipped.

Others thought the joke was just a joke, with one person writing: "Seems pretty f**king normal to me."

A second added: "Because being religious isn't the same thing as not understanding humor thanks for understanding."

To be fair to Pratt, he came out and said he regrets making the comment.

“I don’t like to make jokes at other people’s expense if I can help it,” he told GQ, while referring to himself as a 's**t-talker'.

“I like to keep my jokes about people safely way behind their backs. I’m a s**t-talker, but if I’m gonna make a joke at someone’s expense, I’ll do it so that they can never hear it.”