You are TOOO MUCH into Dogma, Doctrines.   What I post is not just my ideas but the theological history of the Church---which apparently you don't know [or reject].  But all you can cite are dogmas, doctrines---which took centuries and centuries to write.  Some dogma/doctrines were written after the Church reflected upon itself and asked the question, "Church, who are you in this day and age in relationship to the Gospels?"  But at  many other times, the Gospel was barely noted as the Church confused "unity" with uniformity, stability with stagnation, and authority with authoritarianism.

I teach the History of the Church, which entails looking at the theological, social/political/economic state of the Church down through the ages
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What the Gospels [the Good News] teach is that we are to love God above all, with all that we are/have AND we are to love our neighbor as much as we love ourselves.  This is simple to hear and understand---but not always so easy to do.