text: Again you fail at clarity by tossing a number of things into the mix which do not serve a purpose.  To say 'there is no theological truth' is to say that there is no theological agreement with facts known to us.  Only in theology is there an attempt to make stuff up with the expectation that is is 'believed' to be true.  Theology has no more credibility to discern the transcendental world than any other ology.  We know nothing about it.  At least science is self correcting and undergoes rigorous review.
  To disagree with the church, to present rational knowledge is not anti Catholic.  It is pro learning, discovery, and seeking  discernment of what is in fact true and discard falsehoods.  I think that you cannot do any of this earnestly.