Catholics are making it up.

I find it strange that the words of an omnipotent and omniscient deity would turn out to be wrong. At least with science we admit that we are not all knowing nor all powerful, and build skepticism right into the process. However, religion claims absolute morality based on absolutely being right, and in the most dogmatic sense.Edited by Taq, : No reason given.

Such is the dilemma the church has put itself into. It is a bit like geocentrism. A religion will die a quick death if its theology is shown to be wrong by mountains of evidence. The RCC knows that the quickest way to end Christianity is to require people to ignore facts in order to be Christians. If the Bible can be so easily proven wrong on subjects about life and the movement of the planets, why should we trust it on matters of faith and morality?

So says a fallible human about a book written by fallible humans, translated by fallible humans, and interpreted by fallible humans. Heaven's Gate, Davidian, the recent apocalyptic cults that got their predictions all wrong, just to name a few.Also, you have never shown that any of evidence is bogus. If I ever did want to destroy religion, all I would need to do is trot people like yourself in front of a crowd. I would show them the damage religion does to one's ability to reason and use logic.