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Which Came First, Egg or Chicken, But Where is the Rooster

Updated on July 3, 2012

The scrambled question...

The egg or the chicken... but where is the rooster?
The egg or the chicken... but where is the rooster?

There is something missing in this ageless chicken or egg crap.

In old age debate that is fiercely fought in all four corners of the earth. The debate of which came first is actually the problem of the past and present evolutionists especially those who are rooting for the Darwin's Theory of Evolution.

Since there is no human observer during the time which of the two came first, hehehe, the evolution theory is a mere fiction right from the very start and will never be a fact. A law is tried and tested by the step-by-step process of the Scientific Method while a theory is always not proven, thus will never qualify as a valid fact.

The question about egg or chicken will always be scrambled and a puzzle that leads to the labyrinth of unending confusion.

This old puzzle can be likened to "Which Came First the Protein or the Deoxyribonucleic Acid". According to Francis Hitching, "Proteins depend on DNA for their formation. But DNA cannot form without pre-existing protein."

Since it is near impossible to acquire nucleotides, the units that forms DNA, which has the genetic codes, the validity of natural selection is completely shattered. Without the genetic codes there are no materials for the natural selection to begin with. Thus, conducting experiment which is one of the core part of the Scientific Method is a difficult endeavor or perhaps impossible. Thus the validity of evolution theory is still hanging in the balance or perhaps a fiction forever.

The question which came first, "egg or chicken" is a void question to start with. This question is actually incomplete without the word --- ROOSTER. The egg cannot be laid by a chicken (a hen, waikikik) without the aid of his sweetheart the rooster and assuming the egg came first, eventually hatches from its egg shell and reach full maturity do you think the chicken (a hen) will lay egg(s) on its own without a partner, whoa this illogical and irrational.

Why make things complicated when common sense is always present to provide concrete and brilliant answers and this common sense answer will point towards the Intelligent Design.

One of the chink in the armor of Darwinian's Evolution Theory is this ageless question, Chicken or Egg something but the Holy Scriptures can easily provide an answer to this so-called puzzle with relative ease: the chicken (a hen, for the nth time, nyahaha) and the rooster surfaces first, just like the other animals that made their very first presence in the planet by pair (male and female).

This is my eighteenth hub in the Hubchallenge.



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