Which came first? The chicken or the egg???

[UnderHisWings]

Your conclusion makes it sound like God and science are contradictory, but that's not necessarily true.

I have discussed this with many people before, and this is the all around conclusion!

Religious beliefs say that the chicken came before the egg because god made him.

Evolution says that the egg was mutated and formed a new breed.( Such as with humans and apes - minus the egg.)

This means that if you decide to take a step toward God with your decision you will conclude that the chicken came first.

If you take a step toward science in your decision, you are taking the evolutionary path, and therefore the egg came first.

 

[UnderHisWings]

Still, good conclusion

 

[horsecrazychicklovingkid]

God didn't make an egg so Adam could call it a chicken, he made a chicken so Adam could call it a chicken.

 

[HollyBird24]

As a believer in science, not religion, I say that chickens evolved from a pre-historic species. So technically, niether the chicken or the egg came first.

 

[Disco Hen]

The egg

 

[NixNoodleNumbat]

I agree with UnderHisWings. Usually that is the case. Although, it depends on which religion. Pagans have god(s), and most (not all) believe that the egg came before the chicken. It all depends.

 

[horsecrazychicklovingkid]

As a believer in science, not religion, I say that chickens evolved from a pre-historic species. So technically, niether the chicken or the egg came first.

Where did the pre-historic species come from?

 

[Zinnia-Hen]

Quote:

Dinosaurs, because birds have evolved from lizards.

 

[horsecrazychicklovingkid]

Dinosaurs, because birds have evolved from lizards.

Where did dinosaurs come from? And is there really proof they ever existed, has anyone ever seen a dinosaur with their own eyes? Anyone? Bones can be made into what you want them to be.

 

[HollyBird24]

Where did the pre-historic species come from?

Evolution, the big bang theory. Birds came from dinosaurs, like Zinnia said. More specifically, theropod dinosaurs (two legged carnivores). They ranged in size from small, chicken sized reptiles to as large as a T-Rex.