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|Drew Brees

|Drew Brees

|football

|football

|Led his team to victory in the Super Bowl. Professed his belief in Jesus Christ. <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=t0buCfbFuHw STV Interview with Drew Brees]</ref>

|Led the New Orleans Saints to victory in the 2009 Super Bowl--professed his belief in Jesus Christ. <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=t0buCfbFuHw STV Interview with Drew Brees]</ref>

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|Chris Dudley  

|Chris Dudley  

|Dan Hampton

|Dan Hampton

|football

|football

|helped lead the Chicago Bears to their 1985 Super Bowl title, but declined an invitation to a silly ceremony staged decades later for the event by the [[Obama]] White House.

|helped lead the Chicago Bears to their 1985 Super Bowl title, but declined an invitation to a ceremony held decades later by the [[Obama]] White House.

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|Paul Azinger

|Paul Azinger

|Eric Liddell

|Eric Liddell

|track

|track

|Honoured in both Scotland and China as one of their great-ever athletes, Liddell refused to run in the 1924 Olympic 100m on a Sunday. Instead, he competed in the 400m and though it was not his best event he won the gold medal! Returned to China as a missionary and was devoted to helping the sick and poor.

|Honoured in both Scotland and China as one of their great-ever athletes, Liddell refused to run in the 1924 Olympic 100m on a Sunday. Instead, he competed in the 400m and, though it was not his best event, he won the gold medal! Returned to China as a missionary and was devoted to helping the sick and poor.

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|Gavin Peacock

|Gavin Peacock

|Jason Robinson

|Jason Robinson

|rugby

|rugby

|Becoming a born-again Christian enabled him to reform his messed-up personal life

|Becoming a born-again Christian enabled him to reform his troubled personal life

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|Josh Hamilton

|Josh Hamilton