Who's hysterical now?
You did no "telling" as to the differences, until in fact it was much the opposite, with dan having shown you how the difference is defined, with himself using RC source to do it.
What you subjected us all to, to the contrary, prior to all of that, began with your usage of the term "dictated", then when challenged concerning that dictated made excuse for doing so by terming it "language of Art" (with a little mini-lecture thrown in as to how I should let pre-18th century "Catholic art" "speak to me") from which you went to "useful idiom" while also taking a swing at "inspired" with this still speaking in regards to writings of "prelates and doctors", from which you corrected yourself a slight amount by dropping off "prelate" when referring to these persons who's writings you maintained were still "inspired" even as you went back to saying also that you were ok with dictating.
Yes...I took note of that. I was pinged to it all, by your very own self.
The art of language.
dan having shown you how the difference is defined
Indeed, and I am grateful to that. Things got clearer with the help of the authority he cited.