Trees are for monkeys. Might be an ancestor of yours, but not mine. :)

So, you admit that you do have faith in something you can't see, in this case a blank picture. That's quite logical because in fact, these could be pictures of a sound wave, or of electricity, or the energy that powers your heart to beat 100,000 times a day, or even the thought processes running through your head as you read this. No one in their right mind could state they don't exist, could they? I'm curious though. If you are indeed an atheist, who is "your" God you refer to? The Anti-Christ perhaps?

House portrays a medical doctor on TV, the profession that the prestigious Journal of the American Medical Association states is the 3rd leading cause of death in the U.S. (JAMA, July 2000).

Quoting from a quack who breaks into people's homes to get information, prescribes cigarettes for constipation, or breaks a girl's arm to see whether her hallucinations are triggered by pain, doesn't seem to be the most effective way to make a point.

If anything, it should strengthen someone's resolve to trust in their own body's innate ability to heal itself -- rather than having faith in one who requires toxic drugs, radiation and vaccines for treatment.