A young Texan named Don, raised in a strict Southern Baptist environment, faces an identity crisis as he prepares for college. Frustrated by the hypocrisy he perceives in his church and life, he decides to flee his religious upbringing by enrolling at liberal Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Upon arrival, Don plunges into the countercultural campus life, which is brimming with eccentric characters, radical ideals, and a staunch anti-religious sentiment. He befriends fiery student Lauryn, aspiring activist Penny, and outspoken atheist The Pope, each influencing him in unique ways that challenge his faith and morals.

As Don submerges himself in this new world, he grapples with reconciling his faith with the diverse range of beliefs and experiences he encounters. His internal conflict intensifies as he navigates personal growth, new friendships, and the repercussions of his decisions. Slowly, he begins to understand the complexities of individuality and tolerance, sparking a profound journey of self-discovery. Ultimately, Don must come to terms with who he is and what he truly believes, navigating the pathway to personal integrity amidst the chaotic yet enlightening backdrop of college life.