The chicken cannot have come first, because evolution doesn't take place while the animal is alive. A non-chicken cannot become a chicken, but its offspring can, while developing in the egg.
Problem is, at what point in the evolutionary process do you look at a generation of newly hatched eggs and call them chicken eggs?
Problem is, at what point in the evolutionary process do you look at a generation of newly hatched eggs and call them chicken eggs?
Evolution would tell me that the egg came first (i.e. it was some other creature's [dinosaur's] egg that had some mutation to adapt to its environment).
Whereas the Bible would tell me that the Chicken came first, as God made all creatures in one day, and as such they came before their respective eggs.
Take your pick.
Whereas the Bible would tell me that the Chicken came first, as God made all creatures in one day, and as such they came before their respective eggs.
Take your pick.
What came first, the chicken or the egg?
I egged the chicken then I ate his leg.
I egged the chicken then I ate his leg.
