Not really. The farthest they get is "If they don't worship like I do, they're Satanists," and that often goes for other Christians.

The vagaries are so universal. I was sent a link to a woman who "used to be an atheist" but asked her Christian aunt a lot of "hard questions about her faith," then felt the need to go out and buy a bible the next day which she then swallowed hook, line, and sinker. Never once did she talk about any of the questions she asked, what answers were given, etc. It was all "Jeebus came into my heart and I needed a savior and whooptee-lujia!"

I hate to bring up an episode of Star Trek, but the one where some Klingon priests cloned their version of Jesus has a really useful scene for popping the balloons of religious idiots. The divine Klingon starts telling a parable about a man he fought, when the Klingon chancellor simply asks, "What was his name?"

The religious tend to not like specifics, since those are more easily scrutinized.

They're similarly vague about "drugs". I'm guessing they're talking about pot, but want to sound hard.

I take that back.
I watched the videos of him later.
It's meth.

haha! Surprise surprise.

Definitely meth.

*Kind of.

There are something like 7 more episodes for you to watch.

arg.

I've got a lunch bag of expired ibuprofen if you'd like.