What came first the Chicken or the egg.

Biblically speaking, God made all things

No debate its the egg, you make it sound like the chicken mutated into something else after it came out the egg. It was a chicken as soon as the egg was laid, however what came first the chicken or the chickens egg is a bit of a trick question as by definition it has to be the chicken.

This is a basic misunderstanding of evolution which supposes that there was a first chicken or first egg. There was not; just as there was no first human. There was never a non-human who gave birth to a human.

Why?

Evolution is too slow. It only happens gradually. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5yuCGpKmLk

So which do you think came first, the first chicken (as we know it) or the first egg that produced a chicken (as we know it)?

This is a basic misunderstanding of evolution which supposes that there was a first chicken or first egg. There was not; just as there was no first human. There was never a non-human who gave birth to a human.

I agree, but that depends on your interpretation of the bible. I believe that God caused the Big Bang and the resulting events occurred which may have eventually caused the evolution of an organism into a chicken or a mutation within an egg that produced a chicken. Or what if god created an egg which hatched into a chicken?

Disagree at some point it becomes something that we would call a chicken and on that basis yeah it is hard to say which is first, however genetically there is a change over point. Thing is though evolution is very very slow it isn't infinitesimally slow, what makes it slow is the time it takes for the correct mutations to come about such that it is passed on. While what came first doesn't really have a definitive answer there was still a first chicken and a first egg.

You can disagree, but it's because you don't understand evolution and its rate of progression. As Dawkins said, an animal always gives birth to an animal of the same species.

First of all find me a source for that quote, even if it was infinitesimally slow if we could literally look at every chicken ever born and compare to a chicken now at some point we would say what we have cannot be called a chicken any more the one after that is the first chicken. Something being slow doesn't prevent it being analysed.

I get the feeling the whole reason you used that quote is because you think I am saying that one day a dinosaur gave birth to a chicken. I understand that no animal gives birth to an animal of a different species, that doesn't mean that something we wouldn't call a chicken could give birth to something we could call a chicken. Even if its not technically the first chicken at some point something that looks more like a chicken than what it was before will come about, maybe the last bit of a pigment goes or something like that.

Also regarding the quote mule is a different species to donkey.

Neither.

Egg. Reckon it was laid by another animal and evolved into a chicken

God.

Yes that's right out of chicken or egg you chose: God. Incorrect answer

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