The Bible Says Cats are Evil

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"Hail Lucipurr" ~ Devil worshiper Cats especially black ones have been associated with witches and evil. Although the house cat has not been specifically mention, other feline species like the lion are cited in many Bible passages. 1 Peter:5 ~ "The Devil roams around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour" Rev 13:2 ~ "The beast (antiChrist?) look like a leopard with feet like a bear's feet and a mouth like a lion's mouth" In my last post "Are the uneducated more susceptible to religion", I ask in the comment section if the Bible should be interpreted literally or figuratively. The respond was "Some passages are literal and some are figurative and the context may often give us the clue on how to understand it." Here is the cause for the schism or spliting into the many sects and denominations of the Christian faith. Every one has their own version and are unshakable in their belief it's the correct one. In a corner of a park where we use to take leissurely evening strolls, people from different Christian denomination would congregate and debate about Bible passages. It was a lively crowd although there were times the argument would become heated and cooler heads had to separate the antagonists. It's a microcosm of history's bloody past when fellow Christians were killing each other because they did not see eye to eye in doctrines, rituals and religious practices. By now you may be wondering what's the connection between "evil" cats and interpretation of Bible texts. Here is a link of a Baptist pastor who is accusing Catholics of devil worship because the word "Catholic" also has "cat" in it. His reasoning is illogical and my first impression of this "pastor" was he escape from the looney bin in the movie "One flew over the cuckoo nest". But you can see he is serious and obviously has followers who believe his interpretation of the Bible. Many followers do not question the "teachings" of their religious leaders. For the sake of argument, let's say the Bible is infallible but can it be said of the people who interpret it?