[Popman]

By declaring herself dedicated to the Koran, she has of necessity declared her intent to work towards a Muslim theocracy. There is no allowance for a separate church and state in Islam.

Again, I'm not going to disagree

How many Judges place their hand on the Holy Bible swear a oath unto God Almighty and not mean a word of it ?....Most

Do you expect a Muslim to take an oath on a Bible...?

Personally, I don't like it, but until she actually starts making rulings by Sharia Law, it's much to do about nothing taking the oath on a Koran...

[MrEdd]

Swearing (sincere or not) on the authority Bible is not swearing to work to supercede our constitutional government with religious courts.

Swearing (sincere or not) on the authority of the Koran is of necessity swearing to work to conform the world to Allah’s Sharia courts.

There in lies the difference.

You cannot pledge allegiance to the Republic and follow Islam at the same time. And judges must uphold the law of the Republic.