Hello again Mary,
First of all, yay!
Someone who isn't attacking me!
Second of all,
No, I do not.
My point was that neither the RCC not 'the church' in the larger sense ((like the actual definition of the word 'catholic')) has actually solved everything; this is illustrative of it.
Whether Paul was ever married or not is such a small thing, yet there is still a lot of disagreement on it. But other things are great points of doctrine, and whole denominations are formed over disagreements about them.
Noone really understands completely the nature of Christ, how that He is both God and Man. No one really understands the trinity, how that the Son is God and the Father is God yet there is only one God. No one really understands why God allowed sin to exist, why He created time and lets it play out, allowing man to fall and then redeeming out of humanity a people to Himself. These are amazing things, and I approach the Bible with awe - not expecting that I will be able to discern the mind of God fully in any of His word, but perhaps to begin to know Him in it.
That's what I mean by saying the Bible is amazingly complex and no one fully sees everything in it; not until He returns and makes us like Him are we going to understand the fullness of even one passage - - because it's revealing Him, His ways, His thoughts, His doings, and He is infinite.
I am not saying the Bible is incomprehensible, but that it's deeper and richer than 100 years of study and meditation can hope to uncover.
We aren't going to run out of wonder