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So you have ZERO experience in the study of the Catholic faith. You have a lot of experience in Protestant studies, but all you have for experience is Protestant propoganda.

And you try to preach to me what Catholics believe in??? I'm having a theological gunfight with an unarmed man.

Sorry bub, but you are no better than the fools who believe that the LA Times presents the news in a fair manner. I suggest that you add the Catholic Catechism to your reading list before you continue as a vocal critic of Catholicism.

If you are the type of person who would urge a liberal to try the Free Republic to discuss politics intelligently, then you should read the Catechism to discuss Catholicism intelligently. Fair enough?

Don't worry, I'm not looking to convert you, and I'll bet that you will agree with 99% of the Catholic Catechism. I've read your replies on the subject of nuclear power and I've read your history. You lack discernment. I suggest that you pray and ask God for the gift of dicernment - and then develop that gift by reading materials that might educate you - even if it results in a change in a hard-set opinion.

Post 117 leads into the usual Protestant/Catholic discussion of works, grace and performing the commandments of Jesus. Thats been done many times before and I will simply agree to disagree with you on that. You've tried to steer this thread into this discussion. My original beef was with your assertion that Catholics don't read the bible. Your response in #117 does nothing to confirm your post in #28, in fact I would judge that it affirms my point that Catholics read the bible.