>>You obviously don’t know what I do or do not know and the attempted mind reading is not permitted.<<
When the very words of the early church fathers disagree with what you are trying to teach, and the RCC, I would conclude it is not speculation that you don’t know what they said. It certainly isn’t mind reading to observe and point out the facts. The views of the early church fathers differ from what you are trying to tell us and I will always put more credibility in them then in you.
Your interpretation of the words of the early Church fathers, like your interpretation of Scripture and the Catechism of the Catholic Church are highly flawed. Speculative assumptions from an indefinable base are mind-reading.
You are free to post what ever incorrect opinions you make about the teachings of hte Church or the meaning of my posts, but when you make a statement that incorrectly declares the teachings of the Church I will respond.