Thorold and his partner go to investigate the location of the detonator of one of these acts. They find a group of Christians holding a service. He arrests them and one of them hands him a disk from O.N.E. , One Nation Earth. He finds men in the building who aren't Christians. They chase them around and one of them is killed.
Then he meets with Mr. Parker who works for Franco Malacousso. Parker shoots them both but Thorold doesn't die. He is then framed for the shooting of his partner and he goes to a computer programmer with the disk. Virtual Reality is used to bring the Day of Wonders to fruition. There is something odd about the CD that the woman gave Thorold because the programmer can't get access to it and they take it to the Christians headquarters.
Further things develop and throughout the film there are repeated attempts to convert Thorold to Christianity. It isn't until he meets up with the Anti-Christ that he makes up his mind one way or the other. When they find out what the day of wonders is they try to destroy the program that will run it.
The storyline of this movie follows the exact same storyline chain of events of Revelation as are spread by all of modern church-a-tainment, all false religious leaders who claim to be Christian but are not, all misleading mega churches, and is constantly being reinforced by Hollywood (which hates Christ) and the big book publishing companies. With a crowd of backers like that - this storyline smells a bit fishy. Careful reading of the Bible reveals to the reader that none of this is Scriptural or accurate in any way, nor has it ever been believed in all of Christian history. Proving that we can never rely on outside sources for our Gospel message, but to instead carefully read Scriptures regularly for ourselves, to ensure we are never led astray. As such, this movie is purely fiction, and not at all biblical.
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