Selection policies, library handbooks, and other documents issued by American bible college libraries were examined to see what commitments they have or have not made to intellectual freedom. Many of the libraries were found to have directly addressed censorship matters. Some libraries took strong stands in support of the freedom to read, but others took stands in direct opposition to the freedom to read. It is concluded that not all libraries appear to be fully committed to intellectual freedom, and a united front among all libraries in censorship battles does not exist. (35 notes including references) (EW)