Playing God | House M.D. 

Best line ever

Thats how and where we get so many fanatics in the world

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That’s not a dialogue

It's true

Po-tay-to po-tah-to.

When one can be mistaken for the other, but being religious is considered normal

And there is the greatest excuse of the last two millennia.

What's the difference between both ?

@@yourajtiwary3472 because religious mean you just don't eat pork, or it could mean you want gay people publicly stoned to death. Those are just cultural habits and personal bias. Psychosis is a set of well understood behaviors which are the result of actual illness, where a person can't simply choose to change their behavior.

that doesn't fade after watching the whole show either

Thats why i watched all seasons and EP’s

The writers were geniuses, and the main casts were perfect

It's free on peacock which is also free

@@neverloseyourvoice5263 You need Peacock Premium for House, which is $4.99 per month.

agreed

they did that a lot in this show, though House sometimes mocks religion as it may keep the sick away from hospitals, i don't think we ever saw that stage of religious fervor (sure we had that boy who did this later on in the episode, but one may argue it was because of his illness and not because of religion)

he WAS blindly religious (he's been following and worshipping a kid who claimed to be talking to god for years). It took his son to nearly die until dad stopped being an idiot

and that's how he became Joh Connor

@@eberlix what about that dude who nailed himself to a cross every year?

I know! And there’s a shadow that moves across the water as well. Creepy AF

My guess is that the shadow was representing a spirit listening to Loyd singing. When Chase interrupts him the spirit leaves. Loyd was focused on the water so he definitely saw something in the water which is probably why he started to sing.

@@JacobHollis96 that was his shadow, because it moved when he moved

I hate laughing at this.

Father Henry?

I’m on a mission from God- Jesus 2.0

Especially on the hub

He did to on purpose

I was just talking about that when i saw him do that 🤣

When I remember correctly it was Chase who started the scoreboard with God leading 1-0

Maniac's right. It was Chase who was keeping score.

You made this up?

@@thenoble39 Yeah, it literally just popped into my head. I thought it was a bit of missed opportunity for the show to get a laugh out of the audience.

@@saunga1 👏

"But my favorite line by far was: 'Faith, thats another word for ignorance, isnt it?'" I actually didn't like that line. Ignorance is an absence of knowledge/information. One can be filled to the brim with knowledge and information and still have faith--often enabled by a knack for cognitive dissonance. MY favorite line was, "Trust has to be earned. You can't trust someone hiding in a closet." And when the boy shows his impressive perception by retorting, "You don't trust anyone," he also totally sidesteps House's on-the-nose takedown of a fundamental underpinning of faith.

@@RU-vidallowedmynametobestolen also, faith is sometimes interchanged with trust, isn't it? Like, "you can do it, I have faith in you" Cmiiw. Non native speaker here....

@@creatip123 Yes, it is used that way as well. But when we're talking about religion and religiosity, it usually means a way of believing--kind of "believing because it feels true." (Or at least that's my take on it.) ALSO: Thanks for teaching me "cmiiw." That was new to me!

Faith is not ignorance. It's trusting in what you don't understand and know but with limited information you know it's true. You trust. Just like you trust the bus driver to get you to your destination without an accident occurring. Faith is trusting in God.

@@musicallytalented16 "Faith is not ignorance.” True. Neither is it the opposite of ignorance. There can be one, the other, or both. "It's trusting in what you don't understand and know but with limited information you know it's true." You are misusing (and devaluing) the word "know." If you have faith in something, you may FEEL it's true. But you don't KNOW it's true. Big--and important--difference. If we use the word "know" the way you are suggesting, then Christians know their beliefs are true, and Muslims know their beliefs are true, and Hindus, and all the other religions--including hundreds you've never even heard of--all "know" that their beliefs are true. What is that kind of "knowledge" worth? "You trust. Just like you trust the bus driver to get you to your destination without an accident occurring." No, not just like that. That is a very different kind of trust. Same word, but used with two very different meanings. "Faith is trusting in God." This seems like a reasonable statement.

He's saying Boyd not Boy

@@HorridOnlineTroll 4:13 he doesn't know his name

*_B O Y ._*

The series finale is all about coming to terms with the inevitable, though

That's such an idiotic comparison.

Maybe redo the whole episode as the Terminator? House: Come with me if you want to live.

He has faith in God*

You bet he did, Otto.

@Koulnis 😂😂😂

And people who overshare do it to atone for their actions or seek attention.

@@penzorphallos3199 define "overshare" because i see someone who tells everyone "my SO this" "my SO and i did that" "my SO-" yeah we all get it you are in a relationship. i think after mention 500 you run out of ways to mention them.

Was considering buying the series. Is it worth it? All I’ve seen so far are the many 8 minute clips and I really have enjoyed them

I've seen this level of delirium before it's very peculiar though I'm not a Doctor or specialist the hands waving is very odd

Religion can act as a placebo, it’s not an entirely crazy concept

WHAT

Islamophobe.

then*

@@saintmay1952 No, House equally hates all religions and religious people, More like a Theistphobe. Don't immediately assume he's targeting your religion because he said something that applies to it. Wasn't the kid in the video Christian anyways?

Mankind has believed in a divine power throughout all of human history. No one 'invented' God. Humans have always believed. The idea of not believing, that is new, that is 'radical'.

And others say that the greatest lie the devil ever told was that he didn’t exist.

Not believing somewhat coincided with the evolution of the human brain being more scientific minded, logical and rational.

@@jandreidrn Tell that to the ancient Greeks, Babylonians, Romans, etc.

@@alcoholandfun243 I'll tell it to modern 21st century humans instead, thanks

That’s not being a parent OVER being religious that’s just being a parent and being religious.

@@annataymond9529 I think the dilemma here is that his ‘religious duty’ means that he believes his son is hearing the word of God, so when his son says “Don’t let them treat me, this is God’s will” there lies the conflict between his duty as a parent and his (percieved) religious obligation to obey the ‘word of God’. Also, I’d like to clarify that this by no means reflects real-world religious parent dilemmas, just what is in the show.

Having faith in the Lord, that's religion. Doubting a teenager, that's philosophy.

Being a good parent and having faith in God goes hand in hand. God has dictated the 10 commandments which dictates the human moral compass to this day and for all the days to come.

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What a coincidence 😂

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Considering the bishopric there its very fitting.

@@reesehendricksen1871 That's a valid point.

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oh wow. he does lol

I actually thought it was him but i noticed he didn't talk the same way

Oh, I’m sorry about that. How did it the surgery go?

@@t2fLASH it went ok

I hope your daughter is doing well and having a full and happy recovery 😊

Good point. I think the low sodium (and dilute urine) were due to the fact that he was drinking huge quantities of water. It’s not shown in this video, but House brings it up right after the scene at 3:40 when the dad brings the kid water. I’m not a doctor though, so idk if there’s some connection between low sodium and the ultimate diagnosis.

Wilson is an emotional person and unlike house doesn’t have sociopathic tendencies (which isn’t a bad thing for either of them, just shows how different they work)

Yeah...he was sleeping with that patient, if I recall correctly.

It's against his nature. He couldn't be a jerk even if he wanted to. For the record, though, I think House does care about his patients. Well, most of them. But he's also smart enough to know that being objective and putting distance between himself and them makes him a better doctor.

Why did the boy have herpes

"Arbitrary" ""Guidelines"" that protect you from getting a kidney stone, with no downside at all, since you excrete the extra water without problem anyway as your kidneys can regulate the osmolarity of your blood.

Exactly, I hate it when Christians are depicted this way, it turns people away.

It always makes me confused when I see religious fanatics deny science when at it's very core basis when it was first conceived, was to understand the creations of god with facts and research rather than just pure belief and faith. Like I'm atheist, but there's nothing that makes faith and science incompatible with eachother. If you're intelligent, you can see how they could go hand in hand.

@@Monitice they do, for people who think there is a God out there but aren't fanatics. That's most of us who think there is a God out there.

"Compulsive deniers?" If you refuse to believe in something that has not been demonstrated to even exist, then that is completely justified. And if you refuse to believe that someone's supposed religious experience was in something supernatural, that is justified as well. The human brain is complex and fallible, so even if someone truly believes they experienced some kind of divine being or a miracle, they could be totally wrong. That's hardly "compulsive denial." You can't even argue that is denial at all, since rejecting a claim is not the same as denying it. If you tell me you are a Trillionaire, and I don't believe you, I'm not denying that you are a Trillionaire.

We've leaned so much into the scientific that we've neglected the spiritual. It explains the cultural decay unfortunately.

It is. 😊

Season 3 Episode 3 Around the 42:30 mark

Informed consent.

All con men by any other name

Herpes simplex encephalitis is a disorder that is neo natal or low immunity

I believe in the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy all I ask is that you prove they don’t exist. I also have leprechauns living at the bottom of my garden.

He was ill.

@@elistari1050 I already know that.

U say nu believe in God but r u born again ? There's a difference and yes God gave us doctor but Jesus is the greatest physician ever

@@dianeyoung3752 God didn't give us doctors. Doctors learned themselves (or were taught by others). God loves to take credit for everything though. Would've been kicked out of most colleges.