Well, I was mostly breaking the case for Biblical Literalism. Catholics believes the Bible to be a collection of stories, and that God wants us to know these s

Well, I was mostly breaking the case for Biblical Literalism. Catholics believes the Bible to be a collection of stories, and that God wants us to know these stories. Certain elements of the Bible are taken as truth, but so are long running traditions (such as the Assumption of Mary, an event that is NOT in the Bible). Indeed: Catholics treat the Bible as just one of many traditions and even as other traditions beyond the Bible in terms of truth. IE: Biblical Literalism (trying to take the Bible as LITERALLY True or historical) is a mistake. And ignoring other traditions (ex: assumption of Mary) is also a big mistake. Still, the myth of Biblical Literalism exists today. Because well... Catholicism is not the only interpretation and some other Christians have a different belief system.