I think my reply was very logical and clearly reasoned, and I am not using any slogans or complicated rationalizations. You may want to look at this chronology, which is a simple timeline of ecclesiastical events and succinct critical comments:

http://pelicanweb.org/CCC.TOB.html#CHRONOLOGY

If you find anything that is historically inaccurate or dogmatically erroneous, please let me know. When time permits, see also the Catechism of the Catholic Church (#1577, #1598) , St John Paul II's Theology of the Body on the proper versus improper understanding of analogies (e.g., #33.3, but the word "analogy" is mentioned in the book 139 times), and Amoris Laetitia (#54, #156). 

Sorry, but suggesting that there can be no meaningful dialogue, without seeking further clarification, is not conducive to better understanding. Please remember, that the faith is always the same but the source of ever new light (cf. Mt 13:52).