[Arthur McGowan]

Of course, reading the Catechism requires an act of faith that you are not reading a forgery put out by the National Council of Churches. It also requires an act of faith that you have hands. And eyes. And that you are not in an Army experimental hospital having images fed into your brain.

You are no longer actually making ANY “point” at all. You have descended into a cartoon version of Universal Doubt—to go along with the cartoon version of “Catholicism” you are trying to peddle to me.

[ealgeone]

Of course, reading the Catechism requires an act of faith that you are not reading a forgery put out by the National Council of Churches. It also requires an act of faith that you have hands. And eyes. And that you are not in an Army experimental hospital having images fed into your brain.

You are no longer actually making ANY “point” at all. You have descended into a cartoon version of Universal Doubt—to go along with the cartoon version of “Catholicism” you are trying to peddle to me.

Wow...I see that catholic seminary training of yours is coming through.

I bet you're something in the confessional.

[armydoc]

Of course, reading the Catechism requires an act of faith that you are not reading a forgery put out by the National Council of Churches. It also requires an act of faith that you have hands. And eyes.

Not entirely sure of your point here. Is the CCC on the vatican website de fide?

And that you are not in an Army experimental hospital having images fed into your brain.

I'm thinking this is some sort of attempt at an ad hominem. Here's a free tip for you- ad homs generally don't help your argument. Bad ones really don't help. This one is just bizarre.