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With that kind of specious logic, it would be sufficient to write an algebra textbook, and just hand it to all the 9th-graders and tell them to go read it and learn algebra, and have absolutely no need for any instructors to teach algebra to those high-school students.

The bible was written with language that any 1st year algebra student can understand...

The problem comes from not believing it...

A good analogy would be like an algebra teacher giving the students an algebra book and then claiming they should ignore what's in the book because 2+2 actually equals 9...And that you have to be a teacher to know that...

Sure, algebra teachers have to teach, what's in the book...Catholic teachers do not teach what's in the book...

"The bible was written with language that any 1st year algebra student can understand..."

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Are you trying to make the ridiculous claim that every non-Catholic person who calls himself a Christian and reads the Bible has the exact same interpretation and understanding of the Bible as every other non-Catholic person who also calls himself a Christian and also reads the Bible?

(That idea is preposterous, and undeniably false. Even the many translators of the Bible cannot agree on the precise meaning of various Scriptures.)

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"Sure, algebra teachers have to teach, what's in the book...Catholic teachers do not teach what's in the book... "

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That statement is as false as the day is long, and your endless repetitions of it will never make it true.