The legislators could choose from an array of holy scriptures, ranging in price from $30-$90, and for just $15 extra, they could emboss their name on the book. Though the New American Catholic Bible was the most popular choice, with 72 House members picking it, some branched out in their selection. State. Rep. Chris Ross, who took his oath in January on his own Bible, ordered a copy of the Quran, claiming that he always wanted to read it.