[biblewonk]

Do you believe the Bible when "it teaches" the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist?

It doesn't say that.

The primacy of Peter as head of the Apostles?

It definitely doesn't say that.

The ablilty of the Apostles and their successors to forgive sins in Jesus' name?

Not to send them to hell or save them from hell.

that the Church (not the Bible) is the pillar and foundation of truth? (Just for a few examples)

With many warnings about false teachers and false teachings, but no warnings about the bible being incomplete or untrustworthy or requiring a church to interpret it for you.

[ArrogantBustard]

Well, that proves it: You may be a "wonk" about the Bible, but you surely don't believe what is taught in it.

Sad, really.