text: Our theology makes us Catholic or Episcopalian, not our liturgical costumes, vestments or candlesticks overflowing with wax, etc. Episcopalians might dress up in Catholic liturgical costume, but theologically -- especially in regard to marriage, issues of sexuality, abortion,  etc. -- their "correctness" is closer to a Unitarian's rectitude or propriety (than to Catholic theology). One can't forge a Catholic sun out of Episcopal gold plate, nor vice-versa. Their theological mirrors, frames (regarding marriage, sexuality, etc.), are made from different metals. And if Elagabalus likes to use Episcopal theological metal, as it were, why not embrace the whole of it? Why run on a Catholic gravel path if one can run just as easily on an Episcopal or Unitarian grass trail!