Yeah, I personally don't believe in Rapture as set down by Protestants (i.e. described in the Left Behind series) and I'm pretty sure that is the Catholic Church's view as well. I would have to check my facts exactly, but I think the church says that the anti-christ will only come if the world is bad enough to warrant it, and that the faithful will not be taken directly to heaven and miss the tribulation. I'll need to verify that, but i'm 90% sure on those facts.

And I think that the absolute truth in the bible is completely relative because everyone that reads it will come up with their own ideas about what it means, and because of this ability to be constantly reinterpreted every church will have slightly different views on what it means and how to follow it.

It still exists in Russia (in spite of Stalin), but it is also fairly common in much of Eastern Europe and also there is a church in Africa (I forget what it's called) that split off for the same reason but not the same time, and is more or less the orthodox church.

Science can never prove ANYthing. Not just God. And it is not the goal of science to prove anything. Science just seeks to understand the way universe works with making approximations about it. These approximations have to be pragmatic enough for us to work.

For instance, in daily life you can easily say the shortest route between two points is a straight line. You can even prove this with empirical evidence.

The problem is that this is a wrong statement. Indeed the shortest route between any two different points in space is a curve, simply because there is no such thing as a straight line. Now this knowledge doesn't help you at all in your daily life so, in your daily life it is proven that the shortest route between two points is a straight line, but when you are traveling at light speed between galaxies it is proven that the shortest route is a curve.

This may also be ultimately untrue, for this is only our current understanding of universe and the relationship between points relative to each other. One day our understanding may change.

Regardless of our understanding something either is or isn't. Something doesn't exist just because you believe in it. God either exists or doesn't. You can't think "spiritually" If God exists, that means he is as real as me.

Reality is. Our perception is an entirely different matter.

100 years ago we did not know about Pluto
10 years we knew it was the ninth planet of the solar system
Now we know it isn't a planet.

During this 100 year period Pluto's existence didn't change at all. It is our understanding that changes.