Other than that, he really, I think, the main thing is that he believes that people should be in charge of their own faith. That you don't need a middleman. You don't need the Catholic Church to be measuring you up. That you could read the Bible, that you could interpret it for yourself, that you could live a life of faith. Because Martin Luther tried, he tried to do all of those things the Catholic Church would tell him to do and he'd still wake up in the morning and go, ugh, I'm still going to hell. So he really came up with this idea that it was faith driven and not deed driven. And he's got a problem with papal authority.