Thankfully, my "learning of the Catholic Faith" was not locked in chains as you had, forced to swallow the ethereal concepts of middle ages-bishops who had a seriously deficient education in theology, philosophy, and the sciences.  Your "learning" is likewise so deficient, as you spout rote catechism lessons and are woefully limited in your knowledge of  theological developments since the 1400's.  My beliefs are entirely consistent with what the Church teaches, but are not always in line with its rules and centuries-old thinking that has now been betrayed as being applicable only to that period.  The Church has been wrong in the past with such notions as Original Sin, it is wrong now on certain points, and it will be wrong in the future.  For many of us, the advantage we have now is that through study and prayer, we can correct those errors from centuries ago.  I well know that you are not among those who strive to make the teachings of the Church better, and will not be in the future.