I am unable to accept the license agreement

The license agreement appears when I first open acrobat. I click the agree button and the license box disappears. The very next time I enter acrobat I am prompted to accept the license agreement again. This is affecting my ability to open pdf files in my browser. I am using a mac with Safari.

You know, with Mac OS you don't really need Reader to view (non-fillable) PDFs. You have "Preview", part of your OS, that uses PDF as its native document format.
It's not good for "fillable" PDFs however, so we'll look at Reader and how to get it working. I'm going on the assumption (since you didn't actually say) that you're trying to open the PDFs online in Safari.
Download the offline installer: http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/
Save it, but don't run it yet.
Go to: Mac HD/Applications
Trash the Reader 11 Application from there
Go to: MacHD/library/Internet Plugins
Trash the AdobePDFviewer.plugin from there
Trash the AdobePDFViewerNPAPI.plugin also
Empty the trash
Mount the DMG and run the installer to reinstall Reader
When it finishes, reboot and open Reader from the Applications folder
Accept the License Agreement and then close Reader
Relaunch Safari
Go to: Safari>Preferences>Security and make sure that "Allow all other plugins" is checked
You should be able to open PDFs in Safari

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Acrobat Help and Support:
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Reader Help and Support:
http://www.adobe.com/support/reader/
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