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It has already been pointed out to you that your interpretation of that passage is incorrect - as in, childishly superficial and illogical.

... except that is not what the Scripture says - your "future" interpretation is your unscriptural invention. How are you going to arrive at direct doctrine if you read the Scriptures dishonestly and twist them to suit yourself?

Please describe the doctrines of the Acts Church. Then explain why non-Catholic Christians can't agree on what those doctrines were.

That verse doesn't rule out the possibility that God can inspire the Pope to utter/write the infallible words of God, just as God inspired to the prophets and apostles to do the same.

What is Christ doing in Heaven, standing in the midst of "seven golden candlesticks" in Rev 1? Doesn't he know the burning of candles is EVIL?!

That's all he's good for … hurling insults. A genius, to be sure.

Who says the Church can't add traditions?

So Jesus says you can’t call your own biological father, “Father”? Really? Please explain what this passage means: "Jesus said to them again, ‘Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, even so I send you.’ And when he had said this, he breathed on them, and said to them, 'Receive the Holy...

Please explain.

Nonsense - there are several Scriptures that imply believers can end up in Hell. You choose to ignore such Scriptures and persist in your erroneous doctrine. Nothing is sealed until after you die, when you will be judged by Christ and hopefully granted salvation. You use the term, "saved...

Simple folks like simple theology … and they still get it wrong.

If Billy Graham was such a good preacher, how come he never figured out that he should become a member of God’s one, true Church?

Apparently, Jesus was a created being, then the creature (somehow) became God - the same God that created him. Only a genius could fathom the mysterious depths of that absurdity.

You are attempting to separate Christ from his body, which is the Church. They cannot be separated. Where you find the Church, you find Christ. Christ is the Shepherd, and so is his Church. Try and think outside your sand box, just a little.

Jesus said baptise in the name of 'the Son" - literally.

Sounds like a game of Dungeons and Dragons. You just make things up as you go along - which Scripture says a "lord" can be killed? Can you cite one reputable theologian who supports your claim that "Lord" in Luke 1:43 doesn't refer to God?

According to you, Jesus was a created being, and then he became God. Pray tell, how does a mere creature become God? Please explain this absurdity. Furthermore, how does a creature become the God that created that creature? Or is the Jesus God a different God to the God that created Jesus?

Unlike Christ, the earthly members of his Church are sinners who sometimes don't live up to their calling and give Christ and his Church a bad name. Bad behaviour by certain Catholics doesn't prove the CC is a false Church.

There is no suggestion that "Lord" in Luke 1:43 means anything besides "God". You're reading into it something that isn't there. What is the difference between "Lord" and "God"? If Jesus was not God before the Resurrection, Jesus was a creature - so you're saying a creature became God, which...

How come the mother of Jesus is called "the mother of my Lord" in Luke 1:43? Mary is the mother of God? How can that be? That makes sense only if her son, Jesus, is "my Lord" - ie, God.