"Earlier D'jamat said that humans were obsessed with numbers then we find out that the whole cause of the religious war was... numbers." KAM

Not only that, but he and Archer had exactly two discussions that mentions numbers, one of which T'Pol began, and D'jamat classifies humans as being 'obsessed' with numbers. What a lunatic.

"Archer should’ve clocked D’Jamat and taken away his communicator the second he said the word 'explosives' in his ready room." LN

I second that, and I said out loud more than once for somebody to shoot him during that scene. The same with that guy who surrenders in engineering. The weapons were on stun; why take the chance of Phlox's stuff not working?

"It's so true that the difference between some religions is REALLY minute." TUE

I would go as far as to say that most religions are basically the same.

"My understanding is that the Xindi database is what was deleted." LN

I don't think so. Just the information about the spheres were deleted, and the Xindi database contained more than the spheres.

When the four 'heretic' vessils approached, somebody said it was an armada. Is four ships really an armada? Also, when these ships first started attacking, Enterprise didn't shake much from their weapons fire. Later, when Archer powers down the weapons, the ship shakes much more. These 'organic explosives' are very similar to the Kazon who sacrificed himself in Basics part I.

This episode is very similar to "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield"

Sorry. I forgot I mentioned that already.

In that climactic firefight, most of the shots cause quite a few sparks. Yet few seem to leave any marks behind.

Darn, the syndicated episodes on Sci-Fi are a bit cut up. I was looking forward to seeing Reed's sadistic smirk.