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He was inspired by the Holy Spirit, but he was quoting Christ. If Christ said "foundation stone", the fact that it was translated (in the proper masculine form) into a Greek word that also translates as "pebble" is not really a dividing point. BTW, my Greek Orthodox friend says that Petros is also "rock" and is understood by the Greeks in harmony with Catholics.

Your "truth" is a fable - an RC fable; i.e., You are delusional!
Read it and weep - ALL early Christians and Nazarenes were (cover your ears, Soothing Dave, :) - BAPTISTS!!! Your Catholic(sic) sect did not begin until about 250 A.D.
No matter how many times you try to contradict it, it is still the TRUTH!!!

And no matter how many times you say it, or how loudly, without any historical evidence of the existence of such Christians in that time period you are simply wasting good air.

EVIDENCE, man! EVIDENCE! And not phony made-up, "the evil Catholics destroyed it all except for this magazine article referring to the destroyed evidence" evidence! Real, accountable, actually in existence evidence.

Now, in this post we are told by you that that your "catholic"(sic) church "wrote the Scriptures!" How amazing! And all along I thought the Scriptures stated they were written by men inspired by God. (I did not know the Scriptures said the RCC was their author. Where does it say that, SD? Also, SD, where does Scripture say there was an RCC in the First Century? Thanks -:)

Actually where in Scripture does it say who the author of any of the books are? But that's another thing.

Yes, indeed. The original Church of God, the Combined Catholic/Orthodox Church's members wrote, compiled and canonized the Bible. The NT, anyway.