I think there's a number of them, but the biggest one is definitely going to be a rise of nationalism with that huge power vacuum that's going to occur with the Catholic Church losing its political and religious authority over Europe. Not only do you have Lutherism that is spreading across the continent, but you also have Calvinism and Puritism and the Church of England is coming around town. So the Catholic Church power is going bye-bye and that's probably going to create in the short term more conflict between nation states. And we have the 30-year war, which is going to wipe out something like 40% of all Germans towards the end of the Protestant Reformation. You also have the scientific revolution, which I think is sped up by the Protestant Reformation because people are now more in power of exploring the world around them, especially with the printing press. And speaking of the printing press, one of Martin Luther's second jobbies was to print the Bible for the first time. So now with a German translation, people can actually read what the words say and then when they compare it with what the Catholic Church is doing, a lot of them are going to jump ship quite quickly.