[James C. Bennett]

What does the Second Law of Thermodynamics have to do with your assertion that 'life cannot come from non-life'?

Recently scientists in England ‘discovered’ that the chicken came first - the egg just cannot appear.

It only takes common sense. If the egg came first, how could it hatch without a chicken having incubated it? You don't need mythology to figure that one out.

[PastorJimCM]

Lifc cannot come from non-life is drawn from the First Law of Thermodynamics.
The Second Law of Thermodynamics deals with entropy and thus things go from order to disorder.

[editor-surveyor]

>> “What does the Second Law of Thermodynamics have to do with your assertion that ‘life cannot come from non-life’?” <<

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The second law prohibits an increase in order. Logic also prohibits such for those with higher cognition, but for the back slope of the curve, hope springs eternal.
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[dr_lew]

If the egg came first, how could it hatch without a chicken having incubated it?

Didn't you watch LIFE ON EARTH with David Attenborough? This series focused on techniques of reproduction as the essential time line. The egg, as we understand it with a shell, defined the progression from amphibian to reptile, and this development occurred well before the appearance of birds. So, without question the egg came before the chicken.