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And what I find is that catholics have no reverence for the exacting specificty of God's Holy Word. Look at campions response to very specific questions. I asked him when the killer quake hit Jerusalem as God spoke of in revelation, and he goes off on some bizarre convoluted tangent about "general Titus".

The historical context in which Revelation was written -- and whether it was written in AD 66 or AD 95 is irrelevant, the historical context is there nevertheless -- is just a "bizarre convoluted tangent" to you. You think this expresses "reverence" for "God's Holy Word".

'nuff said.

So let me see campion if I have you right...

You believe God in His Holy Word allegorized the military action Titus took against Jerusalem with the word "EARTHQUAKE used in Revelation 11:13

...Rev 11:13 And in that hour there was a great earthquake, and a tenth of the city fell; seven thousand people were killed in the earthquake, and the rest were terrified and gave glory to the God of heaven.

Is that right? And the "seven thousand people" mentioned in Rev 11:13 really means 1.5 Million? Is that what you are saying?