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So just using Christianity alone, which one's right? I mean are the Methodist right? Are they going to heaven and Baptists are going to hell? Or are the Catholics right and everybody else going to hell? You see there is no right or wrong answer and a lot of scholars, a lot of preachers, a lot of people on both sides would say, hey, you know, we're all one big family. We just have different things. That's not true. That's not true at all because some Christians groups have such a different viewpoint of others that they can't get along. So therefore they're not the same religion. I go real deep into it. I am a spiritual person. I know something bigger and better than what we have here on earth. What that is, I don't know. I tell you what I do think though is that death is not a sad or final thing. It's just the next step through the next chapter of your existence or whatever. That's what I believe. Even if you just turn into energy or matter again, it still continues on. Now do you end up in the water? Flower? Heaven? Hell? Or whatever the 72 virgins? I don't know. And I don't think anybody can say that for sure. It's a personal thing. I love Christians because most of them are so genuinely haunted towards good that you can't help but love them. But I can't buy into a book that's written by over 40 some odd people over 1500 years that in the language today is not even true to the original language that it was written in. By the way, which was not Latin. The original languages for the Bible would have been Hebrew and Greek. Maybe a sprinkling of Latin but I don't think there's been much. So what we're reading now are humans' attempts at interpreting languages from a language from a language. So we're like three or four languages removed from the original. So I don't know. It just seems fallacy to me to try to even think and make heads a sense of that. So anyhow, this is a long over. Like I said, a three minutes for religion question is just not enough. It's a great question though. KJ5 IRQ back to you.