The Historical Reliability of the New Testament

[Randy Carson]

What I make of it is that this is a good example of why Jesus established an infallible Church before the inerrant book was written.

The Catholic Church discerned which books were and were not inspired under the direction of the Holy Spirit.

(bold mine)

Infallible church?  Huh.  Pedophile priests; AIDS in Africa; the fact that no pope, at least in modern times, agrees with the next; the Inquisition; just to name a few.

First, go and learn the difference between infallibility and impeccability. Then you can try again.

Inerrant book?  Global flood; immaculate conception; zombies; rape and murder by your inerrant god; a tree of knowledge?  You have to be effing kidding me on this.  

I could post a passage from the Catechism explaining this clearly, but you won't let me. Cause you don't want me to prove you're wrong (like last time).

So, research the matter for yourself because you have no "effing" clue what you're talking about (like last time).