And then you also have Jean Housse out of the University of Charles out of Prague, who was burned alive as a heretic for saying some of the very same things that Martin Luther is going to say to us in a few minutes. So you've already kind of had this kind of energy around, you know, change that has already occurred, but you don't have anybody to press the button. So let's go get ourselves a button presser. So we have our button presser. Our button presser is going to be a guy by the name of Martin Luther, a German monk, a lawyer by training, somebody who is deeply into meditation and thinking about the words of the Bible and what they mean. And when he starts thinking about what the Bible says and what the Catholic Church is doing, he has some problems. And I think it's important to realize that he's not a revolutionary.