But the Nicaean Creed says no, they are one and the same. These two things are equivalent. And then Constantine on his deathbed famously gets baptized and becomes a Christian, the first Christian emperor of this gigantic Roman empire. And so you can imagine, you have more and more followers of Christianity, but now this is, so to speak, prime time. The emperor of the Roman empire has converted to Christianity, and it's a legalized religion. And then that gets even more momentum when we get to the end of the fourth century. Emperor Theodosius, who was Christian, under him it becomes the official religion of the Roman empire, the same empire that at one point Christianity was illegal and it was being persecuted, now it was the official religion of the Roman empire.