 what they're supposed to do and delivers messages from the gods. And then in the sixth century, there's a guy, I call him, at least when I teach about Greek philosophy, the Korahor of the ancient world, but there's a guy named Xenophanes who argues that if there, um, if there were a God, uh, you couldn't know about him and he wouldn't have parts or passions. And so he argues that, that God is, uh, just a force and, and everything comes from, uh,