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Pure Flix The Measure of a Man, DVD
As a teenager, Donald Bailey leaves his home and sets out to make his mark on the world. Years later, Elizabeth Bailey recalls pivotal moments in her father's life---from his childhood in an orphanage to his growth into a hard-working, loving father and husband. In the quest to provide for others, can he craft a lasting legacy? Special features include deleted scenes, bloopers, and trailers. Dove approved. Closed captions. Approx. 88 minutes.
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Does the movie The Measure of a Man, have LDS roots?
I live in Utah and I'm not Mormon. I just watched the trailer and it caught my attention that when they were praying together, they crossed their arms in front of their body, instead of holding hands or just bowing their heads with their own hands clasped together. I know this may seem very trivial, but when you are a Christian living in Utah, it's a little disturbing. The Mormons always pray with their arms crossed in front, like I saw in the trailer.
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I watched the movie after watching the trailer, and no, the movie does not present any of the characters as coming from a Mormon faith. However, it is quite obvious to me that the movie is promoting the "American Dream" which is exactly what the LDS church/organization promotes. It's not about relying on God for anything; it's about self sufficiency.
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