Sheldon still can't believe, but he agrees to stop arguing about it in Sunday school — not because he's convinced, but because he loves his mom. While Sheldon wrestles with theology, Missy gets bored in Sunday school and decides to have fun. She convinces the other kids that a shy, awkward boy named Brett is actually a "demon child" who can read minds. She makes up fake "signs" (like making him spill juice) to prove it.
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Sheldon is unsatisfied. He demands proof. George Sr. then gives a simple, honest answer: "I don't know if God exists. But your mother believes, and it makes her happy. Sometimes you do things for people you love." Sheldon still can't believe, but he agrees to
Sheldon still can't believe, but he agrees to stop arguing about it in Sunday school — not because he's convinced, but because he loves his mom. While Sheldon wrestles with theology, Missy gets bored in Sunday school and decides to have fun. She convinces the other kids that a shy, awkward boy named Brett is actually a "demon child" who can read minds. She makes up fake "signs" (like making him spill juice) to prove it.
It seems you're looking for a detailed of Young Sheldon Season 1, Episode 11, specifically for the HEVC (high-efficiency video coding) version of the episode.
Sheldon is unsatisfied. He demands proof. George Sr. then gives a simple, honest answer: "I don't know if God exists. But your mother believes, and it makes her happy. Sometimes you do things for people you love."