Ask if you get a discount for letting Jesus take the wheel. When they ask your profession, tell them, "truck driver."

Sounds like a straight-up ploy for unearned trust on the basis that they're alleged Christians. 99.9% of the time when someone advertises that they are Christians as a reason to do business with them, it's a red flag that usually indicates substandard or outright dishonest products and services. You can set your clock by it, in my experience. One of the ways they use that is to make you reluctant to complain when they don't show up or follow through, because they're after all well-meaning sincere Christians.

Much like pedophiles join the priesthood to prey on children, insurance vultures know someone who is vulnerable to exploitation. And anyone who believes an invisible man in the sky is going to take them to a golden city in the sky will believe that same man wants them to buy their insurance. Now, I'm not saying all insurance guys are vultures, but any company who labels themselves "christen" probably has two wings and smells like rotting meat.