This question is impossible to answer –- from the evolutionary worldview.
Think about it: how did any turkey or egg ever get here, since each is required to produce the other? The question itself suggests that evolution is impossible, for turkeys and eggs could not have evolved simultaneously.
Evolution at its core is a logical impossibility.
However, the question is easy to answer from the Biblical worldview. Genesis teaches clearly that the turkey came first! On Day Five God created the first turkey pair. They produced the first turkey egg following God’s command to reproduce after their own kind.
What a powerful argument for the superiority of Creationism: Evolutionism cannot address this serious question, but Creationism answers it easily. Certainly the question is legitimate and must have an answer since both turkeys and eggs exist.
Who first asked this question?
Surely it was a Biblical Creationist illustrating the absurdity of evolution and demonstrating that Creation is a logical necessity. Today the question is always asked rhetorically without this salient point ever being recognized. What a vivid display of man’s stubborn refusal to accept Genesis!
God created the world in six days by His Word. He designed reproduction according to kind to propagate life. Turkeys produce eggs which yield turkeys… in that exact order without variation. The turkey came first!
Soli Deo Gloria.
For a fuller discussion of this issue, see the November 2005 newspaper article
Which Came First, the Turkey or the Egg?
Read the sequel:
Twitter Erupts Over Turkeys
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Friday November 21, 2008 A.D.
Read the November 2008 newspaper column on Bible-Science topics:
Chemistry in the Kitchen.
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Bill, Excellent. Pithy. Have a blessed Thanksgiving. jed
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By: John Danielson on November 27, 2014
at 5:39 am
Thanks, John. I value your good opinion. Blessed Thanksgiving to you and Sue.
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By: BibleScienceGuy on November 27, 2014
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Bill, I may have asked you this before, but want to be sure it’s ok…can I share your posts on Facebook; giving you credit, of course? Waiting anxiously for your reply…
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By: Deanna Ervin on November 27, 2014
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Yes you may, Deanna. Please include the url of each post you share.
Thanks for reading and reposting on Facebook. A blessed Thanksgiving to you and Matt and family.
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By: BibleScienceGuy on November 27, 2014
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