 Well, the college, although not officially founded by the Congregational Church, most colleges in the early 19th century were founded by Protestant denominations. They really felt they owned the college. But yet Unitarianism, which began in Boston, now begins to make inroads into Maine. And although Chamberlain remains quite traditional in his own Christian belief, he also recognized that the college needed to be open, not simply to Baptists and Methodists, but also to Unitarians who were now coming to Maine.