Daniel Zambrano

Corpus Christi, or the Fall of Babylon Daniel Zambrano

What are we willing to do to ensure the truth is revealed at the cost of provoking our progressively liberal world? In a generation in which the feelings of the youth are held more precious than the powers of reality, Monroe lives his life persecuted as a child in Catholic school, and an adult as a public school teacher. Haunted by the ghosts in his past directing his life, and tormenting him with his sins, he finds himself on a mental journey in which he must come to the truth in his heart, mind, and soul, and deliver it to a "progressive society." In this modern, artistic vision of this day and age, the truth is to be held at the mercy of social media, and a desire to be accepted by others by sparing conflict. This is the most important story to be told of our time.