The Divine Truth

Without the support of a Government body, which he leads, a disgruntled and skeptical scholar decides, with the help of his colleagues, to organize an assemblage to determine God's existence after innocently losing his wife in a freak car accident and suffering a permanent disability.

The conference is executed at The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, New York, within a purpose-built construction with some of the world's religious leaders.

The debate is received with opposition from religious followers who gather and protest outside.

A white supremacist group, led by a disturbed former marine, views this as the perfect opportunity to attack and rid the invading minorities and organizers who, in his distorted mind, receive needless funds from the administration.

Matters grow more sinister when the extremist chief suspects a renegade within his ranks.