So, if I understand, all of the 17 characteristics, even if I listed one at a time through different threads on the forums here, all from the Bible ---- or are you questioning if Catholicism meets them all? I recognize someone said they all did, yet for example Catholicism has no temples because according to whoever earlier said such, you have All Saints day.
Again all 17 were cited from Bible scriptures.
That isn’t what they said.
The Catholic concept of Temple, is rooted in the New Covenant, Jesus Christ. He names Himself as the Temple, that would be destroyed in three days and then raised. Each of our churches, is a temple, where God dwells. The Church itself, is God’s temple, all the baptized are the building stones.
The purpose of the OT temples were fulfilled in Jesus Christ.
Further, Mormons have a historical problem, where Jewish converts to Christianity were attending their synagogues still, but gentile converts were not. Specifically, in the NT, it is taught that a gentile does not need to become Jewish. The meaning of this has several points, but relevant to temple worship is, gentile converts would not and could not participate in Jewish temple rites. There were no Christian temples, for a reason. The understanding of who Jesus Christ is, and what meaning He gave to OT temples, made temple worship unnecessary, and worship in Christian churches was rooted in the Eucharist. The center, source and summit of our faith is Jesus Christ, the fulfillment of OT temple rites.
Mormons “restored” something that never existed, and in so doing they have to insist on devaluing Catholic teachings. Again, fighting against Catholic teachings in order to validate their own. Without the Catholic Church’s teaching, Mormonism has no foundation. It has to fight truth in order to survive.