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No - I simply understand what YOU don't. You keep making all sorts of wild claims that have NO basis in fact and try to pass them off as Catholic teaching. You are out-matched . . .

Not sure where you get off making that claim - but marriage has ALWAYS been a covenant - all the way back to the time of the Apostles. That's about 1500 years BEFORE the world ever even HEARD of Protestants . . .

No - it's not a sin NOT to repay your father a loan when you lose your job. Your intent is STILL to pay him when your situation improves. Sin is about INTENT - not circumstance. Minor or "venial" sin damages our relationship with God. Grave or "mortal" sin severs our relationship with Him...

Are you talking about the Infancy Narratives in the Gospels? If so, yes. Why do you ask?

Actually - YOU need to study your history. Constantine remained a pagan until he was baptized - on hid DEATHBED. He was anything BUT a "Christian" Emperor - and therefore, not bound by Christians law.

As I stated before - the Pope has never declared a sin, no longer a sin - and definitely NOT ex cathedra. So, I'm not sure what you've getting at . . .

WRONG. In Guiliani's case - HE was ignorant of the fact that she was his 2nd cousin. If he felt that he has been duped or that the truth had not been revealed to him PRIOR to his marrying her - then a sacramental marriage NEVER took place. This would be perfect grounds for a Declaration of...

Then you have absolutely ZERO grasp on the meaning of the Keys . . . This doesn't make him God - and it doesn't make him impeccable.

Concerning the consumption of blood - the Council of Jerusalem never deemed this a sin. They mentioned not eating blood (Acts 15:20, 29) as a pastoral provision suggested by James to keep Jews from being scandalized by the conduct of Gentile Christians. These provisions were only temporary. One...

Sin is a moral issue. If it's wrong - it's ALWAYS wrong. No Pope has ever changed a sin into a "non-sin".

Such as??

On a site like THIS?? Believe me - exposing anti-Catholic lies around here is a FULL-TIME job. I'm only here part-time . . .

ALL sin requires consent of the will. Name ONE sin that doesn't. Do you believe that stealing a pencil from work carries with it the same gravity as murdering your boss?

No - you're wrong. Being divorced does NOT make one ineligible to receive the Eucharist - unless they remarry. I will never "go away" as long as YOU continue to spew nonsense against the Church . . .

What does that have to do with the fact that sin will always be sinful??

You can post from that sight all you want. What do I care if you post from a renegade pseudo-Catholic site. Just know that it's not orthodox Catholic teaching. Pretending that it is simply shows your ignorance of all things Catholic . . .

Sooooooo, you're NOT forgiven of ALL your sins - and you STILL sin?

Well, aside from being fairly full of yourself – you apparently don’t understand why it is that I’m here. Although it might be “nice” if I got through to you – that’s not my goal. I am ONLY here to dispel myths, lies and fairy tales about the Catholic Church – which @Taken spews like a...

Wrong. EVERY denomination within Christianity – Catholicism & Protestantism - believes that Christ is 100% man and 100% God. This isn’t just a “Catholic” thing, Einstein. Your rejection of this Biblical truth proves that you perverted theology is anti-Christian.

Sin will ALWAYS be sinful. That will ALWAYS be true. . .