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What do you think, Jack?

I want to be Jew.

Thank you.

What'd you say?

I want to become Jewish.

Can I?

Well, um, why do you want to do that?

I've been learning about it at school,
and I think I like it.

Better than condominiums.

Congregationalists, honey. We're
congregationalists.

Well, I want to be a Jew.

Well, um, who have you been learning
about that from?

My teacher, Mr.

Steinberg. Uh -huh.

Sandy? Sandy?

Sandy? Honey?

Okay. Okay, hold on.

Honey? Okay, okay, look out, look out.
I'm a doctor. I'm a doctor. She's

pregnant, eight months. Okay, get back.
All right.

Get an ambulance now. All right.

Jimmy,

Jimmy, I can't. Come here.

Okay.

Now. She can't. She can't breathe.

I can't. Come on, harder. She's
suffocating.

Okay. Okay, on the floor. She needs to
lie down flat on the floor.

It's going to be okay.

You're going to be just fine now. Easy
breath.

Slow, easy breath. Slow, easy breath.
Kim, get my bag. It's in the car.

Deep breath. Slow, deep breath.

Okay. I'm right here, honey.

Her color's coming back.

Thank you. The food probably lodged in
your trachea. I saved her with a Jewish

prayer. Now, how do you step back? What?

What's happened?

I'm cramping.

Okay, Jimmy, where's that ambulance?

No, no ambulance. Your wife could be
going into premature labor. Her

is irregular.

She can't go to the hospital. She has
to. She's having contractions. No. We're

Christian scientists. I'll just take her
home. She's going to the hospital. No,

you can't do that. Come on, take her.
Move. No. The baby is at risk, sir.

It's against our religion. This patient
is in my care. I don't care about your

religion. Jimmy, get him out of here.
Jimmy. No, no.

You can't do this. Move it. Quick.

Let's go. Let's go.

Don't do this. Please don't do this.
Please don't take her away.

Okay, okay. Hang in there. No hurts.

What do we got?

Contractions every two minutes. How far
is she golly? Five centimeters.

Collapse cord.

Prep and drape. We're going in.

What? Sandy, there are some
complications and we're going to have to

-section. No, you can't. The baby's in
breech position.

No, Dr.

Brock.

I am a Christian scientist.

I can't do this. Now you listen to me.
No, you listen to me.

I do not give you consent to... Okay,
give her the epidural. Go ahead now.

We'll sue you. You go ahead.

We've already called our lawyer. You two
can slug it out. You can't do this.

It's a medical emergency, Mr. Murray.
You have to trust us. Just because this

a Catholic -controlled hospital does not
mean you have to... You are not... This

better be good, damn it.

I'm sorry, Your Honor. What the hell's
going on here? I sent for you. There's a

dispute here. They're operating on this
man's wife against the will, against the

faith, and we want it stopped. It was an
assault.

Why?

You talk.

Eight months pregnant.

Emergency C -section. The mother is a
Christian scientist. Who does not

If we don't go in, we lose the baby.

Freedom of religion.

Motion denied.

The baby is third trimester.

Its welfare supersedes the mother's
religious preference.

Have you read Roe vs. Wade? I saw the
movie. Holly Hunter. Quiet. Shut up.

Honor, please.

I'm sorry. The doctors are allowed to
save the baby's life, whatever your

religion. And that's that.

Baby's coming out. And here we go. Here
we go. Oh, and it's a little boy. Look

at that. It's a beautiful, beautiful
little boy, Sandy.

Oh, he's perfect. He's a perfect boy,
Sandy. Look at that.

Sandy, what's the matter?

Sandy? Sandy,

are you in pain?

BP's rising.

My head, it hurts.

You close, okay?

EKG normal.

Sandy?

Notify intensive care. Get her on a
ventilator.

Sandy?

180 over 100.

Unresponsive. Get me a CAT scan.

Stop. Stroking out.

Sandy. Sandy. What the hell is it?

A very aneurysm.

It burst.

From the surgery? What's that mean?

She had a stroke. She had the blood
build up on the right hemisphere.

The brain tissue was being compressed.
It put her into a coma. So we have to

drill through... Into her head? Her
brain?

Yes.

You can't. Look what you've done
already. You can't treat her.

Mr. Murray, if we don't evacuate the
clot, then your wife could die. You have

let us. It's against our faith.

Jeffrey.

Sis, they already started medical
treatment.

Why don't we just let them finish
before... No, no.

Do you want your son to grow up without
a mother?

She got this way because of you.

You're the reason she's sick, the reason
she's unconscious.

You're my lawyer.

Jeffrey, I know... You're our lawyer!

Your Honor.

We ask you to enjoin the doctors from
treating Sandy Murray.

Did she indicate her wishes to you?

Well, she said that treatment was
against her religion. You don't treat

She's going to die.

It's her right.

The baby's life is one thing.

But for herself, she can refuse.

You withhold all medical treatment from
Sandy Murray.

You're ordering that woman's death.

She is to get no medical treatment.

I've made my ruling.

Well, we've got to be able to do
something.

As an attorney, I can't advise a client
to defy a court order.

But? You're looking at catastrophic
liability.

If you do nothing and she dies after
taking her against her will, you can

on a multi -million dollar wrongful
death suit. It's a guarantee.

Now, if you ignore the court order, go
in and save her life, you're still

looking at contempt plus civil rights
litigation. But all in all, it's a hell

a lot cheaper than letting her die.

I should have left you in the
restaurant.

Father. Oh, I say that as a member of
the hospital board, not as a priest.

Council.

Let me try something.

All right, here's the deal. We are
prepared to ignore Judge Bone's order

operate anyway.

You'll go to jail. I represent them.
They don't need your legal opinion.

Now, we are also prepared to honor the
injunction and not treat your client.

We'll do that under the condition that
you sign a waiver absolving the hospital

of all responsibility should Mrs. Murray
die.

Do I look like an idiot to you? You
can't have it both ways.

Oh, yes, I can. And no matter what
happens, you're being sued.

We're not waiving anything.

Your client hired you to get a release,
not hold up the hospital on civil

damages. Hey!

You all make me sick.

Jill, what are you doing?

I have a Hippocratic oath to uphold.
Excuse me. You're under a court order.

What's he doing?

I don't care. I'm going to save my
patient.

Get me a neurosurgeon. Jill, don't go to
jail. Jill, I swear.

Call surgery.

She's not acting under the authority of
the hospital.

Arrest her. I will not arrest her. I'll
sue the whole town.

Jill! I'll sign an emergency consent and
so will Zawadzki. Let him sue!

How can you just stand there? She's
committing a crime. I'm calling Judge

Your wife is in big trouble.

Okay, let's get her positioned and
marked.

Jill, hold her head.

That's a drill.

Dad?

Oh, Kimberly, would you take the boys
home?

This could take a while.

Is she going to be okay?

I don't know.

I pray to Hashem.

Excuse me?

Jewish God.

Sheriff Brock!

Oh, take the boys, go.

Why didn't you stop her?

A woman's life was on the line. I wasn't
going to... When she comes out, she

goes into custody.

No argument.

They might arrest both of us. If they
do, they do.

Last hole.

Ready to suck some.

Okay, I'm removing the bones back.

Easy.

Oh, that looks dry.

Bring in the scope.

How's she doing?

Stable.

Okay, suction.

Here we go.

So far, so good.

It went well, but she's still comatose.
Is she going to be okay?

Well, she's in critical condition, Mr.
Murray, so we'll just have to wait and

see. Take her to jail. Your son is in
maternity. Take her now.

This is the second time you've done
this. Do you think you're above the law?

Maxine. Come on.

Be glad I don't lock you up, too.

We're sending an ambulance for Mrs.
Murray to be transferred to. She's not

anywhere. Oh, you can't keep her here.
That's false imprisonment. She's on life

support. We are not releasing her to a
Christian science facility or any other

facility that will just let her die.

Your Honor. Forget it.

Do you have anything else to argue?

Do it in court tomorrow.

I'm done with all of you for tonight.

It's not just Zachary.

Seven other boys want to become Jewish
as well. It's an epidemic. An epidemic?

What are you telling them?

Some of the boys were calling Mark
Chandler a kike.

Rather than just send them to the
principal's office, I decided to ask

they call him that and what they thought
it was to be Jewish.

Over the next several days, we discussed
the history of the faith.

You're not supposed to go into religion.
You know what happened with the school

prayer thing?

I was educating.

I was not preaching.

And now look what's happened.

Next thing, they'll be wearing yarmulkes
and eating lox.

I didn't mean anything by that. Now,
please don't misunderstand.

I understood you perfectly.

Look, I don't think you've done anything
inappropriate.

But this is a sensitive matter.

The parents are up at arms. We're going
to have to take this before the school

committee. What?

Jason, if this were a Protestant teacher
converting Jewish children to

Christianity, you'd be leading the lunch
mob.

I am not converting anybody.

Just the same.

This is serious.

How serious?

Very serious, Your Honor. She's still in
a coma. She's my third comatose client.

I'm starting my own vegetable garden.
Shut up.

Freedom of religion has never been
absolute. The state has an interest in

preserving life.

Her First Amendment rights outweigh the
state interest, Mr. Dell.

Individually, she has the right to
refuse treatment.

She's not getting treatment.

She's hooked up to a machine. She's
hooked up to a gastrostomy tube which

provides nutrition and hydration only.

It's medical treatment. It's food and
water. You can't call that medical

treatment. It's basic sustenance.

Your Honor, if you order them to
transfer that patient, you mandate an

affirmative act to starve her to death.

Now that's against the law.

It's against public policy, and in my
opinion, it's against God.

Anybody's.

Is that all you're doing, food and
water?

Yes, Your Honor.

It's still against their religion.

My client has a right to religious
beliefs as well.

Pulling this tube doesn't involve your
client. You're asking us to sign the

death warrant.

All right.

Why is the Catholic Church here? I'm on
the hospital board. I'm here as a

humanitarian, not as a Catholic. Are
they mutually exclusive? You're here to

impose your religion on me.

Quiet. I'll take it under advisement.

In the meantime, I want a prognosis of
this woman's condition. That isn't

relevant. It is to me.

Your Honor, you know this isn't right.
You know this isn't right.

Mr. Murray, you're asking me for an
order which could end a person's life.

I am asking you to save her life.

According to our fate, releasing her is
the best way to heal her.

Even still, I want as much information
as possible.

Dr. Brock can be released from custody
tomorrow, and then I want to hear from

her on the medical condition.

In the meantime, we're adjourned.

Mrs. Murray stays in the hospital for
now. That's all.

I have to stay here another night?

You're getting off light, Jill. You defy
the core order. Be happy that it's just

two days.

So how's that? Kim said that until I get
out, he's sitting Shiva?

I don't know what to tell him.

I know nothing about Jewish history.

Other than the Jesus, son of God debate.
I really don't know the difference

between Christianity and Judaism.

There are big differences.

Big.

First, You lose Christmas right out of
the block.

Gone. Jews don't celebrate it.

They've got Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur,
Passover.

School's closed for Easter and Christmas
anyways.

You get more vacation as a Jew.

What about presents?

Forget the pile under the tree.

Hanukkah. Eight days, one gift per day.

I checked.

We can't steer our kids in religion. We
promised ourselves.

We would never do that. I know, and it's
probably just harmless curiosity, but

what if he wants to become a
Scientologist?

Or what about a Santerian who sacrifices
goats and chickens? Or what about a

Christian scientist who won't let me
treat him when he gets sick?

Maybe as responsible parents, it's our
duty to steer them.

It's my duty as a big brother to protect
you.

Jesse Kaplan doesn't get picked on.

Because he's big and he doesn't wear the
beanie.

Trust me, Zach.

Jews get picked on.

He's going to face certain prejudices as
a Jew that he just wouldn't as a

Christian.

Well, he's not going to become a Jew.

It's probably just a fact.

Well, then let's just tell him to wait
until he's sure.

He's eight years old. He can't possibly
be sure.

I am sure.

Mr. Murray, listen to me very carefully.

I know as a Christian scientist, in
keeping with your faith, you must do

you're doing.

But the law is with us.

And if I go in full bore, chances are
I'll win, in which case she dies.

Her best chance of recovery is prayer,
not medicine.

Medical treatment compromises her faith,
and that compromises her chances.

Yeah, but just the same.

What I'm trying to say is that I can
make all the arguments to preserve your

religious integrity as a good
practitioner.

But if we want, I could come up a little
short.

She could stay in a hospital, and in
that way, you get to be a Christian

scientist in good standing, and your
wife gets to keep her doctor.

I didn't hire you to cover my religious
ass.

I hired you to get Sandy out of that
hospital because doing that will save

life.

Do you really believe that?

Mr. Wambaugh, you obviously have certain
prejudices when it comes to my faith.

Can you be effective when you don't
believe in a case?

Please, I'm very good at garbage.

Well, not that your case is garbage.

It's a legitimate position.

But when I go in, I go in to win.

Then you do that, Mr.

Wambaugh. You get my wife out of that
hospital.

Excuse me?

Who are you?

Zachary Brock.

My mother operated on her head.

I see.

And what are you doing?

I'm trying out a Jewish prayer.

I already did in Our Father.

But she wouldn't wake up.

Oh.

This is... This is my wife.

Are you mad at my mother?

No, no. We disagree, but I'm not angry
with her.

How come Christian scientists don't like
doctors?

Well, it's kind of complicated, Zachary.

You know, in every religion, we try for
the strongest possible connection to

God.

For Christian scientists, we think the
connection is best if we use prayer

sometimes instead of medicine.

It's not right for everybody, but for
Sandy and me and others, it's how we

feel comfortable.

I'm thinking of becoming Jewish.

Well, that's good, too.

Sandy, honey, this is Zachary Brock.

He came all the way in to say a prayer
for you.

Can't he hear you?

I think so.

I think she knows we're here.

What's going on? They're all ACLU.

It's a silent blockade. We can't get
through.

Why are they just standing there?

They won't budge.

You people, do not interfere.

We're going into the courtroom. Please
step aside and let us through.

Let's form a circle around them. Kenny,
you lead and don't shoot anybody.

Let's go. All right, come on through.
Everybody move aside. Step aside.

Please, move aside.

Please, let's go.

Come on now, please.

Let us through.

Let's go. Come on. We're coming through.
Stand back.

You think this woman can recover?

Well, there's certainly a chance of full
recovery.

She has brain activity and the swelling
has gone down.

And if she is to come out of this coma,
how long would it take?

There's no knowing that. It could take
days. It could take weeks.

And, Dr. Brock, if Sandy Murray were to
be removed from the G -tube, which is

providing her with food and water, what
would happen then?

She would die.

Absolutely? Absolutely.

She would dehydrate in a matter of days.

And by dehydrate, you mean exactly what?

Her brain and stomach lining would dry
up. Her skin would crack.

One by one, her organs would shut down.

And she'd expire.

Could this death be painful?

We don't know that for sure, but yes.

Yes, it could be very painful.

Do you have an opinion as to whether
Sandy Murray should be released from

Hospital? It would be unconscionable to
release her.

I don't care what the religion.

I am not selling religion.

You passed out literature concerning
Judaism.

Yes, so they could learn.

It's called education.

Don't be snide with me, Jason. This
isn't personal.

I don't mean to be snide. I mean to be
outraged.

How dare you subject me to this
inquisition?

This is a church and state problem.

Oh.

Jason, I have a magazine here called
Judaism Today. May of this year, did you

write an article called The Demise of
American Jewry?

Yes. So? You talk about intermarriage
and assimilation.

And? You say, and I quote, we must begin
to embrace... Jewish celebration, we

must aggressively encourage conversion.

We must expand our base congregation to
include those who choose to be Jewish.

You wrote this?

Yes.

Well, you don't think it's a little
suspicious?

You endorse conversion.

You teach Judaism in the class, and now
seven students want to convert.

The fact that I have religious beliefs
does not mean that I'm imposing them on

my students.

Well, you have.

Kids want to convert, and one of them is
mine.

Hey, when we studied George Washington,
they wanted wooden teeth.

When we covered Ben Franklin, they
wanted to go fly kites in the rain.

These are young students getting excited
about what they learn.

Next week, they'll probably want to
become pilgrims.

Wanting to be a pilgrim isn't a problem.

Wanting to change religion, that's a
problem.

You're worried about my influence, hmm?

Let's talk to one of my victims.

Bring Zach in, Sheriff.

Let's question him about what I'm doing.

Maybe we'll do that.

You're a good Christian woman, aren't
you, Dr. Brock?

I'm up here as a doctor, not as a
Christian.

You keep those two separate?

I try to, yes.

You try to?

Okay.

But first, let's talk as a doctor.

Does medical treatment guarantee the
recovery of Sandy Murray?

Of course we can't guarantee it. Does
medical treatment even give her a 50 -50

chance?

Probably not.

But if you're looking for a certainty,
here's one for you. She will die if you

disconnect that tube.

That's a medical certainty?

It's a very, very strong likelihood.

A likelihood?

But not a certainty.

No. In fact, Dr. Brock, a month ago you
had a patient, a vegetative woman, a

life support who was much worse than
Sandy Murray, right?

Yes. There was almost no brain activity.

And you listed her chances of recovery
as what?

Almost zero.

Almost zero? I believe you said that the
only thing the doctors could do to help

her was to pray.

Did you say that? Yes.

Yes, I did.

And what happened with the patient?

She made a full recovery.

A miracle.

Well, medically speaking, yes. But I
wouldn't count on such a miracle with

Murray. Oh, you wouldn't count on a
Christian science miracle, would you?

You don't believe in Christian science,
do you?

Do you know anything about his religion?

I know about the Christian science
prohibition against medical treatment,

is that position that I reject.

Well, I know as a doctor you would.

But tell me, Dr. Brock, a month ago,
this brain -dead patient, this pregnant

woman in a coma, did her recovery in
your mind have more to do with God or

medical treatment?

Dr. Brock.

I think that medical treatment kept her
alive.

Until God took over.

Well, my clients are looking for the
same opportunity, I guess.

To let God take over.

No. Another bite. Come on. I don't like
it. Come on.

Hey.

What is going on here? I saw this on
Clockwork Orange. It worked.

Matthew. I'm trying to cure him.

So he won't want to be Jewish.

It isn't a disease.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

Fine. I tried to help.

Jack, uh... I'm going to bring

you with me to the school committee
tomorrow.

Why? They want to ask some questions
about your class with Mr.

Steinberg and why you wanted to be
Jewish. You do still want to be Jewish?

Just conservative.

Not an orthodontist kind.

Ah, okay.

Well, look... Could you tell me just
what it is about the Jewish faith that

interests you?

Well, they don't have a hell.

They don't? No. No Jewish hell.

That's a load off my mind.

What else interests you?

They have three basic rules.

Love learning.

Love God.

And do good deeds.

But the best thing of all is to be kind
to animals.

I like that.

That's a Jewish tradition?

Yep. They say that's pure good.

Because being kind to animals is being
kind.

But not for a reward.

That makes it a pure good.

Yeah, yeah, but...

Christians believe those things too,
Zach. They believe in good deeds, they

believe in learning, and be nice to
animals. Now, Christians believe those

things too.

Yeah, but you still got that hell.

This is blatant bigotry, and everybody
here knows it.

They have a constitutional right to
refuse treatment on religious grounds,

they're being held up because these
people here don't like their beliefs.

A month ago, That man stood right here
in this courtroom and chastised society

for not believing in religion and for
being ashamed of religion.

And now he ridicules my client for
clinging to his.

Could you save her? You admit it that
you probably can't. How dare you exalt

arrogance of Western medicine and of
Catholicism, too, to think that your way

the only way?

It is hypocrisy.

It is bigotry and everybody here knows
it.

Does this country stand for equal rights
or not?

Today, it's attacked the Christian
scientists.

Tomorrow, maybe even the Jews.

Maybe then it'll be you.

For all our sakes, stop this bigotry
now.

Well.

If that was such a pile of buckshot,
you'd think it'd be hard not to hit the

target, but he didn't. He totally missed
the mark.

We're not denying them their religion.

They have a right to refuse medical
treatment, of course, but this isn't

treatment. Food and water is not
medicine.

Christian science accepts aid, Your
Honor.

They go to the dentist, they wear
glasses, most even go to obstetricians

pregnant, although Mrs. Murray evidently
did not.

Food and water is nothing more than aid.

It can't be considered health care, not
even under Clinton's plan.

I repeat, what they're asking for is to
starve Sandy Murray to her death.

To let her organs dry up until her nose
cracks and bleeds. Judge, you simply

cannot force this hospital to
participate in anything so barbaric.

You cannot force them to take an
affirmative act.

that will result in a person's death.

It's inhuman.

All religious worship has limits.

And yours have been reached, Mr. Murray,
if you're trying to exalt it at the

expense of a person's life.

Talk to me, Mr. Dell.

Certainly, Your Honor.

If you let her leave the hospital, you
let her die.

That's all I have to say.

That's all it comes down to.

Rock -a -bye, baby, on a treetop.

When the wind blows, the cradle will
rock.

I'm sorry, I was going to learn some
more, but you came early.

Yes, you did.

Yes, you did.

Hey.

Hey.

I... I'm sorry that I have to fight you
like this.

Did she get to see her son?

Before she went unconscious, did she
know she had a boy?

Yes, she did.

He's gorgeous, don't you think?

He's beautiful.

Could you

excuse us? I've got to have him back to
the nursery soon, so I... Absolutely.

There are thousands of medically
documented cases, Mom. People with

cancer have been healed with prayer.

It's right in the medical journal.
Kimberly, I would think on principle

that you wouldn't work on this case. I
don't care that Doug was one boss or

boss. Whose principle?

Hey, Zach.

Come on, we're late.

You gonna fry Steinberg? Matthew. Never
mind.

I guess his principle's wrong, too.
Kimberly, I believe that everybody's

entitled to their religious beliefs. I
just think there's a limit, okay? Danny

Olsen said religion is like a fart.

You don't smell good, but everybody else
stinks.

I'm going to wash your mouth out with
soap.

Don't you say that to the school
committee.

Get on out there. I'll be out there in a
minute.

Honey, you've got to let go of this a
little.

Oh, Jimmy.

I had my hands on her stomach, and then
I had my hands on her brain.

I kept her alive. She's breathing now
because of medicine. How can I just sit

back and let her die because of some
constitutional technicality?

Hello. Really?

It's not even nine o 'clock yet.

Okay. Okay, thank you.

Judge Bone is convening the court.

He's made his decision.

All rise.

Be seated.

There can be no question.

The Constitution of this country
guarantees freedom of religion.

But that right has never been absolute.

In fact, the truth is, the right is
illusory.

Government, through the years, has done
everything known to man to make

God irrelevant.

We don't mix church and state.

Public prayer is banned.

Even nativity scenes at Christmas have
been declared illegal.

Our courts rule on matters such as
abortion, euthanasia, the right to life,

right to die, issues that go to the very
core of religious faith.

And yet, religion and God are not
permitted to be factors in those

Religion is viable only where the law
permits it to be so.

In this case, the law does exactly that.

Legally, religion is still recognized as
legitimate grounds

to refuse medical treatment.

And the legal definition of medical
treatment does embrace...

nutrition, and hydration.

Mr. Murray, will you please rise?

Are

you

sure this is what you want to do?

Yes, Your Honor.

I hereby order the hospital to release
Sandy Murray to her husband.

Sheriff's Department to execute this
order forthwith. That's all.

We're adjourned.

You had an out.

Get out of here. This is ex parte. All
you had to do was to declare food and

water aid and not treatment. You had an
easy out. But it would have been a lie.

It's treatment to the Christian
scientists. Three months ago, you came

me over birth control. You told me if a
church is negligent, the court could

intervene. You even threatened me with
that. What do you call this?

No medical treatment that isn't
negligent?

If ever a court was going to step in.
But what if I did, Gary? What then?

You want judges deciding what beliefs
are reasonable?

Because once the courts start doing
that, where does it stop?

You think Catholicism will be safe?

Catholicism would never let a person
just die.

You have no priority on God.

He's there for all religions. God put
Sandy Murray into your hands.

Into your hands, Henry.

And you just pronounced her dead.

I have half a mind to knock you right on
your ass. Half a mind is a bit of an

overstatement for what I've just
witnessed.

You know she will die now, Henry.

Yeah.

How could you not find a reason to
prevent that?

Because the reason doesn't exist in the
law.

That's the only place I'm permitted to
look.

May God have mercy on you.

Did he ever say it was good for you to
be Jewish?

No. Then why did you want to convert?

I don't know.

I just want to try it.

Why?

Well, I'm not so sure about Jesus being
the Son of God.

Did Mr.

Steinberg say anything to cause this
doubt?

Zachary?

Not Mr. Steinberg.

Then who?

My father.

Me?

What'd I say?

Well, Santa Claus comes on Christmas,
because that's the day Jesus was born.

And you sort of told me that Santa isn't
real.

And if he is not real, then maybe Jesus
isn't real either.

At least not as God's son.

That's why you want to be a Jew.

And they have good rules.

And they're nice to animals.

I like the hats without the propellers.

And their bread is better than a
saltine.

May I ask one question, Zack?

Other than different religious beliefs,
what's the difference between a

Christian and a Jew?

Nothing.

Nothing?

Where'd you get that?

That's what you taught us.

Jill, if you don't step aside, we're
going to have to arrest you. Mr. Murray,

she could still wake up. She could come
out of the coma.

Can you give us three days?

The longer she's comatose, the more
unlikely that... I'm going to take her

Jill. No, no, I can't in good
conscience. Jill, you can't stop this.