Man 1: And you think saying prayers is going to save your life. 4,000 years of wearing silly hats and you're still on your way to die! (yelling) There's a wasp. It is called ichneumonidae. It lays its eggs inside caterpillars. The eggs hatch and then the larvae of the wasp eat the caterpillar from the inside. They eat their way out of it. What kind of God would design a thing like that?

Man 2: There is a wasp... I'm sure you know. And this wasp lays its eggs in the flower. And when the young are ready to fly out, they... they collect the pollen. They don't brush against it like another wasp or a bee or the wind. They stop and they collect the pollen. You can see them. It doesn't help them. They can't eat it. They do it. It is a beautiful arrangement. Surely God...

Man 1: Tell me, this wasp. Does it do this for all fig trees or just Jewish ones?

(men murmuring) (chuckles)

Man 2: You laugh at me...

Man 1: I-I don't laugh at you. Just ask you to look at things, not like babies, but like men. Men of reason. Use your reason.