As always, I was expecting another important life lesson, another emotional chapter in the lives of these four friends (where the hell was Zay by the way?), and at first that's what it seemed like that was what it was setting up to be only for me to realize how god- friggin' wrong I was. I was surprised. And not in a good way. If felt exactly like I was watching a TBN special. This episode was nothing more than a pandering tool, a blurb of religious blah-blah, one-sided philosophies ad faulty science. At face value the episode might be trying to say things like "Listen to one another's differences" and "Just because you can see something doesn't mean its not there." The first one I agree with, but the second one... I cannot see air, but i can feel it, not in a spiritual sense, I can actually feel. Why? Because air is a friggin surface. You want to prove that gravity exists even though you can't see it, then go jump of a rooftop. There's your proof. Energy, though invisible to the human eye in some accounts, can become vision if viewed under the right circumstances. What I'm trying to say is, this episode was severely disappointing with its on the nose, in your face religious bias, and its deep dip in quality. I never thought i would feel this about a show, but I think I would like to watch it anymore. If the creative team wanted to be more inclusive, they should have gone about it in a better way than to pander to the already egotistical and overly-sensitive religious majority.