Censorship is not new, but its escalation under the current administration is alarming, with regulation of every conceivable form of speech—spending money, visiting Web chat rooms, making movies—and of course its empowerment of a huge bureaucracy, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which is itself a violation of free speech. Check out the FCC's arbitrary guidelines for a preview of what to expect from Web and Hollywood censors. As the mutilation of what the Founding Fathers intended—a nation based on the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—it is disgraceful.

Rather than resist the Bush Administration's faith-based regulations, studios are instead cozying up to religion's advanced role in society and state. Last month, the New York Times reported that the Walt Disney Co., producing C.S. Lewis's Christian-themed , marketed to religious groups, and Twentieth Century Fox created foxfaith.com. Besides featuring what Fox claims are its Christian-based pictures, which include and the story of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel, , the religious site promotes "church resources" and Bible verses.

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