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Science and faith are called into question when a patient is admitted to the hospital following his reenactment of the Crucifixion. The patient, Ramon Silva, refuses to undergo the prescribed treatment, and the team learns that after his daughter's cancer was cured, he pledged an oath of self-sacrifice to God. With little time to save Ramon's life, the team struggles to understand his reasoning and seemingly extreme religious convictions, but eventually learn that faith is not an argument. Meanwhile, Taub questions his wife Rachel about her relationship with an infidelity support group member and the team attends a co-worker's wedding where Wilson's relationship with Sam takes an unexpected turn. Written by
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Goofs
When House is talking to Ramon, the position of the oxygen tubes changes from running down the front of his chest to running behind his back depending on the angle of the shot.
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Quotes
Dr. Robert Chase:
Sorry I took off on you.
Dr. Eric Foreman:
Twice?
Dr. Robert Chase:
First one was my bad. Second one I had no choice. It was a threesome.
Dr. Chris Taub:
They're overrated.
Dr. Robert Chase,
Dr. Eric Foreman:
He's bluffing.
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References
Ordinary People (1980)
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