God Forbid: The Sex Scandal That Brought Down a Dynasty

A man discusses wanting to kill himself during a tough period in his life. Some women talk about how Liberty University encouraged a pervasive rape culture, with over 50 women coming forth claiming that their rapists were only "prayed for," and then let back into school and the public, with no further consequences. Many women claimed they were also drugged. Footage of various politicians and media personalities saying racist, homophobic, and xenophobic comments. In one piece of footage, a man talks about how he sexually assaults women, saying that he just, "grabs them by p---y." Someone tells a story of a woman forcibly giving a younger man oral sex without consent. Referencing the Civil Rights movement, footage shows riots, police fighting with protestors, and people shouting offensive, sexist, racist, and homophobic things. Other footage shows the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol building and various attackers shouting similar comments. Clips from White Nationalist groups feature a lot of hate talk. Various politicians and media personalities encourage hatred and violence. Footage shows the aftermaths of the Oklahoma City bombing, various abortion clinic bombings, and the reporting of various White Nationalist terrorists who murdered people, like Dylann Roof. More footage shows a car running into a crowd of people. Pictures later show people injured from the incident. A man says that he can easily have his wife killed if he wanted to. A man wishes that another man will "drop the soap" in prison. Adults who love guns shoot guns into the air. Adults go hunting with guns.

No actual sex or nudity is shown, but many sex acts are referenced and discussed. Also, the entire documentary is focused on the "cuck" sexual arrangement between three consenting adults. The man in the married couple identifies as a "cuck" (generally someone who enjoys thinking about or watching their partner have sex with another person). Adults reference: "cougars," "husbands who like to watch," "horny 20-year-olds," "stroking inner thighs," "blowjobs," "going all way," "f--king," "jacking off," "feeling each other up," "balls deep," "menage a trois," "going in for seconds," and "being hot." A woman video chats in the nude (blurred out) and walks around her house showing off all the places where they had sex. Adults flirt and send flirty text messages and also do some "sexting." Adults are shown in bathing suits and romantically dance and embrace and kiss. A woman sends "porn" in video clips to her lover through her phone. Photographs show the then-president of Liberty University alongside much younger students in little clothing, and one picture also shows his pants fully unzipped, along with a young woman student who also has her pants fully unzipped; both of their underwear is showing.

Strong language includes: "f--k," "f--ked," "p---y," "s--t," "vagina," "f-g," and "gay" as an insult.

Adults and young adults are frequently shown drinking alcohol. A man is often shown slurring his words and with a drink in his hand. A man goes to "treatment."

The main characters are White. But a few commentators, journalists, and pundits featured are women and people of color.