I don't understand comments like that. Dude, its a Bible. Isn't the Catholic church Christian? Are you saying Catholics don't believe in the Bible?
Of course Catholics believe in the Bible, but we use a different translation. We have more books in our Bible, for one thing.
When I first became a Catholic, we were not encouraged to read the King James version because it was “Protestant”. However, I already had read it for years because I had been raised as a Protestant, although many Protestants had already switched from the KJV to the “Revised Standard” version. At that time, the approved “Catholic” Bible for English readers was the Douay translation, pronounced Doo-way. I still have a copy. When my kids were in religion classes they used the “New Jeruslalem” translation. Now, a lot of Catholics use the New American Bible. But, never fear. A new Catholic translation is coming out soon.
I used to attend Bible classes with about 3 versions of the Bible laid open on my lap, following along and comparing the language. I can’t say that I find one version better than another. They all have their beauty and truth. Furthermore, the more I read, the less I know.
Although the KJV had already passed out of favor — even with Protestants — by the time I reached young adulthood in the late ‘50s, the passages that we all know by heart all seem to come from the KJV. I have at least 4 different translations on my bookshelf, and I appreciate them all.
Does that answer your question? And yes, Catholics are Christians.