Right, when it comes to the, whether you're Christian or whether you're Jewish or whether you're Muslim, when it comes to the question of Revelation, what that really means to me is that at a certain point you will have to take a leap of faith. Revelation is by necessity, a faith-based proposition. If it were not, then you wouldn't have to have it. Revelation is the idea that God speaks to humanity in certain miraculous ways, whether it is God on Sinai, if you're Jewish, or whether it is Jesus walking amongst us, if you're a Christian, or whether it is Muhammad, giving prophecy if you're a Muslim, whatever your system of revelation, that inherently acknowledges that there is a gap between humanity and understanding of the universe that cannot be bridged without God reaching down to us. So the real question that you should ask yourself is not sort of the doctrinal question of, how do I believe something that requires a faith-based leap? It's an informed leap of faith. And that's what I would say, is that there's no way to escape the leap of faith. There's no way to escape the question of, this seems counterintuitive, this seems not linked with reason.