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[[File:Question-evolution.jpg|250px|thumbnail|right|There has been enthusiastic student response to the Question evolution! campaign as can be seen [[Enthusiastic student response to the Question evolution! campaign|HERE.]]]]
 
[[File:Question-evolution.jpg|250px|thumbnail|right|There has been enthusiastic student response to the Question evolution! campaign as can be seen [[Enthusiastic student response to the Question evolution! campaign|HERE.]]]]
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== Enthusiastic student responses ==
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== Enthusiastic responses to the Question evolution1 campaign ==
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See also: [[Enthusiastic responses to the Question evolution1 campaign]]
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Below are some enthusiastic responses to the [[Question evolution! campaign]]:
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{{cquote|Paul M., United States, 12 July 2011: You guys are great!!! What a wonderful idea. Keep up the good work!<ref>[http://creation.com/question-evolution Question evolution! campaign]</ref>}}
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{{cquote|Terry F., Australia, 15 August 2011: Congratulations to CMI for promoting such an excellent initiative. All Christians should get involved in some way as the reliability of [[Genesis]] is foundational to our common faith.<ref>[http://creation.com/question-evolution Question evolution! campaign]</ref>}}
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{{cquote|Christopher W., United States, 6 September 2011: "Having read over the questions and their subtitles, I have to say that this entire campaign is a big step up from prior ones in its goals and executions. You chose very good questions to ask, and many of them don’t have definite explanations yet.
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In my view, asking questions is almost always a good thing, universally, and I think that by asking the questions you have, that it will spur more people to gain an interest in interesting scientific topics. I mean, when I saw the question on sexual reproduction, I immediately began reading up on the topic. It’s interesting what some of the current hypothesis are, but unfortunate that the issue cannot be tested definitively. Even if the evolution of a sexually reproducing eukaryote occurred in a laboratory, there is no guarantee that method of natural selection for sexual reproduction is the method that occurred in the past, all it would prove is that the concept is possible..."<ref>[http://creation.com/question-evolution Question evolution! campaign]</ref>}}
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=== Enthusiastic student responses ===
    
''See also:'' [[Enthusiastic student responses to the Question evolution! campaign]]
 
''See also:'' [[Enthusiastic student responses to the Question evolution! campaign]]
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