In this satirical play, gods (and goddesses) from different religions get together for their recurring Assembly. Trying to keep things business-like and professional, they consider requests, have their plans assessed, discuss topics of interest and vie for recognition. During the Assembly sessions, soon old grudges surface, odd alliances are formed, tempers flare and secrets are revealed. One thing these deities have in common, though, is their contempt for the unsuspecting mortals under their sway. When told that the play was twisted, the author replied, "True; but not as twisted as the knots religious apologists tie themselves in when trying to defend the indefensible."