Personally, I'm a Christian and I hold those values really strongly. As a country, we are founded on Christian values and Christian principles. The member acknowledged that we certainly are more secular as a country now than we were, you know, going back years ago. And we do see that in the House when people give their oath, as he said some say "So help me God." and others leave that part out. So I acknowledge what the member is saying, we have become more secular, that is correct. But we must also acknowledge the fact that as a country we are founded on Judeo-Christian values. And I think, by and large, they have served us well. Our legal system is based on Judeo-Christian values. We are part of other countries around the world who broadly subscribe to those Judeo-Christian values. Most of those countries make up the OECD countries, and we have very strong relationships with those countries. However, we probably are moving more towards a secular society, but it's important we don't lose sight of where we came from and what we have, what it's based on.