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The ferocity of the HIV/AIDS pandemic has drawn many religious leaders and groups—by insight, compassion, or the practical realities around them—to respond. Explore the...

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Barack Obama on the Role of Churches in HIV/AIDS Prevention Efforts at Saddleback Church

December 1, 2006
These are issues of prevention we cannot walk away from. When a husband thinks it's acceptable to hide his infidelity from his wife, it's not only a sin, it's a potential death sentence. And when rape is still seen as a woman's fault and a woman's shame, but promiscuity is a man's prerogative, it is a problem of the heart that no government can solve. It is, however, a place where local ministries and churches like Saddleback can, and have, made a real difference -- by providing people with a moral framework to make better choices.

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Barack Obama became the forty-fourth president of the United States in January 2009, the first African-American to hold the office, and was reelected to the presidency in November 2012. After graduating from Columbia University and Harvard Law...