Has the Bible been replaced by the dictionary? In a Kingston, New York, courtroom, it has.
Yesterday (January 3rd), the Honorable Donald A. Williams took the oath as Ulster County judge, placing his right hand on a dictionary, instead of the traditional Holy Scriptures. Apparently, the court officials were unable to locate a Bible for the former district attorney to use for his swearing-in ceremony.
Maybe the Ulster County court staffers could have stopped in a local hotel room on the way to the judge’s swearing-in proceedings to borrow a Gideon Bible.
What is worth more, after all, a book of many words or a book that is The Word? And what would the One True Judge have to say about the last-minute substitution in Ulster County, New York?
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