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Why did the Catholic Church oppose the Tyndale Bible? Tyndale was in conflict with the Church of England. It believed Tyndale’s translation had serious flaws. Tyndale had copied his Bible from the Latin
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Why did the Catholic Church oppose the Tyndale Bible?

Tyndale was in conflict with the Church of England.
It believed Tyndale’s translation had serious flaws.
Tyndale had copied his Bible from the Latin Vulgate.
It thought Tyndale’s Bible challenged its authority.

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The correct answer is tyndale copied the bible from Latin vulgate. By using other languages threatened the bible authority.

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