Common Guy Reviews Divided We Stand

We Are Different…But Yet Much The Same 

The United States of America is such a great country. So many things have been done throughout the years to make us proud of our fellow citizens. We have freedoms that other countries envy and other citizens crave. We do sometimes take those freedoms for granted. And sometimes, we think “we” are the ones that deserve those freedoms…while others among us do not. That is the foundation of the new documentary Divided We Stand: Rising Above Religious Intolerance. 

Politics divide us on a daily and even hourly basis. One of the basic rights we are granted in the United States is the Freedom of Religion. We can choose who we want to worship, without a government telling us what is right and wrong. But we go even further when it comes to our elected leaders. In the Constitution it states, “… no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.” Sure, that is great in theory, but as a country we do elect our leaders, and religious tests are all around.  >> Read More on Common Guy Movie Reviews

Moving Forward with Divided We Stand

It may seem we've stalled on the distribution of Divided We Stand, but nothing could be further from the truth. Divided We Stand is now available on Amazon.com. Along with that, it is now available anywhere books are sold in America. The message of religious intolerance in America is continuing to spread as we are mere 62 days from the election of a new U.S. president.

Several movie review sites are in the process of reviewing it, and a number of private organizations are in the process of making it available to their employees, constituents and members.

A review left on Amazon.com reads: "This is a thoughtful message. The makers of this documentary treated the people being interviewed with a great deal of respect. I thought the ending was very interesting and unexpected. I really liked it." Wally

The general consensus from those we've spoken to is it's worth watching for every American. In fact, consid that religious bigotry continues to raise its ugly head in America. Moreso, consider the Obama Campaign's "whisper campaign" against Mitt Romney proves that it is an issue that must be addressed once and for all in America. Divided We Stand addresses it and invites the viewer to open their minds to the possibility that freedom of religion can exist, and no religious test ever exists for American elected officials.

We invite you to purchase your own copy, watch the documentary, jump on over to Amazon, and at minimum, 'LIKE it and if so inclined, please leave a review. If you like it, please recommend it to all your friends and neighbors. Let's make a difference by becoming a part of history.

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Copyright 2012 by DWS Productions

USDR Review of Divided We Stand

by Candace Salima, Senior Contributor
Posted on 5 August 2012

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Movie: Divided We Stand, Rising Above Religious Intolerance
Director: Bryan Hall
Rating: N/A
Genre: Documentary
Website: www.dividedwestandmovie.com

It is not often that I sit down to watch a documentary, especially one that has gone straight to DVD. But in this case, the subject matter caught my attention and I took the time. Now, as a matter of full disclosure, I am the “face” of Divided We Stand, Rising Above Religious Intolerance, so I have the inside track on some of the information. 

Divided We Stand is based on the religious bigotry that has existed in America since our birth. The constant thread through the documentary is the muddy world of politics and religion. Article VI of the U.S. Constitution clearly states, “…no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.” Director, Bryan Hall took his crew, rented an RV, and took a coast to coast trip interviewing people from both sides of religious argument who have been in the news. Some are violently opposed to this Constitutional Requirement, while others believe it should be upheld. After all, the United States of America was founded on religious freedom. -->> Read More