I'm aware of plenty of atrocities committed by Catholics all throughout history, and I'm familiar also with all the atrocities committed against Catholics all throughout history. Who knows the score in that 666 game. Which is why I've told you repeatedly that Christ's Resurrection is, to quote the 'Catechism,' the "central" and "crowning" fact of the Christian faith. Christ is either risen, nonfiction historical fact, or He is not, and His Resurrection is fictional. Christians believe He is risen from the dead. If He is risen from the dead, then the Christian faith is confirmed true. Everything you're worrying about and prodding at is from the viewpoint that the Resurrection is fictional, which is your right to believe, but you're not engaging with anybody because you're insisting upon this presumed premise in order to converse, and we don't accept your premise. If you want to converse fine, but you're just not going to get anywhere if you won't at least accept that we do believe in Christ's Resurrection, even if you do not, and the Resurrection is like a lens through which we see everything else, which is reasonable and valid, given the implications if the Resurrection is indeed nonfiction historical fact.