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Mark...why is it you go to such lengths to claim what people have not stated.....you continually add-on more than the comments are saying, and rather than commenting on what's said you use further questioning of in order to distance yourself from the posters comment in the first place.

We have the 'full truth' in whatever God has determined we need to know in this world Mark....He gave it to us thru His son..."And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us"... All truth is in and of Christ and His words He left us with.

As I have stated before...when catholics stop looking for what's not there and focus instead at what IS there the Lord God has given,... then some advance might be made in how we might agree....but as long as catholics keep on looking for what's not there then they cannot hardly address what's been given...it distracts from the truth rather than enhances it.

I'm stating this again because it is so prevelant when you and others respond....it's a pattern seen often and used to evade what's there before them.

So do you believe God's Word is your Final Authority Mark or not?

If people couch their positions in ambiguous statements, then I prefer to clarify my answer to a position that is more clearly defined.

Let us see you jettison the words of Peter, Paul, Jude and John if what you say is true.

We have the truth of Christ. We need no reforming.

I'm stating this again because it is so prevelant when you and others respond....it's a pattern seen often and used to evade what's there before them. So do you believe God's Word is your Final Authority Mark or not?

I believe that God is the Final Authority. You say Word. Do you mean Jesus? You see, anything can mean anything when outside of the Church. I've had a number of antiCatholics sneeringly inform me that the Word is the Bible, for instance.