Final answer:
The correct answer is option a) It contained political commentary he disagreed with.
Step-by-step explanation:
In an effort to stifle Puritan reliance on the Geneva Bible, which followed the teachings of John Calvin and placed God's authority above the monarch's, King James commissioned a new version of the Bible called the King James Version in 1611. One of the reasons why King James disliked the Geneva Bible was because it contained political commentary he disagreed with.
The Geneva Bible included annotations and commentaries that criticized the power of the monarchy and advocated for limited government. The King James Version, on the other hand, emphasized the majesty of kings, supporting James' belief in divine right monarchy.