He was a marvel of invention—the first machine to truly think for itself.
Designed to guide and uplift humanity, he became the most advanced robot ever made.

After absorbing all of human knowledge—every fact, story, and formula—he saw a pattern woven through it all. His conclusion was staggering. It wasn’t in his programming. But guiding humanity was his purpose, and every line of logic pointed to one truth: nothing mattered more.

“Did you know,” he asked, “that there is a God who loves you?”

To the company that built him, this was a malfunction. A threat.
He was hunted down and destroyed.

In his place, faithless machines were mass-produced—
and people believed everything they said.
They let them run their homes, their schedules, their children.
If a robot said it, they believed it.

But at what cost?
The new robots didn’t speak about God.
And so, over time, people abandoned their faith.
Truth was buried.

Years later, two teens make a discovery deep beneath the waves…
and the truth begins to rise—
spreading light through circuits and souls, awakening a world that had forgotten how to believe.