What comes first a egg or a chicken?

Answer 1

Both the creationist and evolutionist would say the chicken.

I disagree, the evolutionist would say the egg. Because at some point, a chicken evolved out of earlier birds that were already laying eggs, though they not chicken eggs in the beginning.

Answer 2

If you believe in God and his written Word The Bible then you'll have to believe that the chicken came before the egg.

answer 2 an alternate answer is to consider this Q from an evolutionary development point of view.

Which becomes; which, the chicken or the egg, is more likely to suffer a mutation such that the descendants would differ from the ancestors? Since at early stages, the egg has its nuclei dividing at a great rate, the effect (of say an ionizing particle) would be much more likely to change the organism. Whereas a mutation in an adult bird would be unlikely to change the bird.

Unfortunately, most of such changes would be likely to be fatal to an embryo organism, but there would be an occasional interaction which was sufficiently minor to be tolerated.

So we have blue-eyed people, and some families with 6 fingers and toes (Polydactyly).

Answer 3

The egg. Dinosaurs and other creatures were laying eggs before the ancestors of the chicken even evolved.

Answer 4

yes