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Care to elaborate?

Do RCIA at the traditional parish closest to you and you will learn all the answers you need

See . There are a couple of other wonky translations in it like homosexuals being translated as "abusers of themselves with mankind" in 1 Corinthians 6:9. Although at the same time the KJV is one of the few English versions to not exclude the "effeminate" who are mentioned in the original scripture. Nobody aside from KJV idolaters are making the claim that the translation is perfect. It's just a good all around translation that I would recommend for anyone who has a good grasp of the English language.

Missing the old testament.
Full of study notes with historical context that would be better studied elsewhere. Otherwise its just a knackered KJV.
Has just as many, if not more, theological issues. It's history as a counter-reformation bible is troublesome as it resulted in pro-ultramontonism inclusions of very questionable accuracy. At least the KJV favored the Septuagint over the Masoretic texts for when translation issues arose.

CS Lewis was a heretic. He denied the call to join the Catholic Church despite the persuasions of his close friend JRR Tolkien. It is not right for Catholics to advise people to take spiritual advice from heretics. They should advise them to read the bible or Church Fathers before advising heretical literature