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1.2 million Lives saved by President George W. Bush's President's Emergency Plan for aids Relief (PEPFAR).
$2,450 Amount it cost to avert each death.
(Source: Annals of Internal Medicine)

11% Americans who think President Obama is a Muslim.
19% Evangelical Protestants who think this.
38% Evangelical Protestants who think Obama is a Christian. In October 2008, 45% thought so.
(Source: Pew Research Center)

53% Executive pastors who expect their church's income to increase in 2009.
22% Executive pastors who expect their church's income to decrease.
(Source: Leadership Network)
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