That's fine, for semantics. But it doesn't prove that this hypothetical being does not need a creator logically.
1. Why can't this be true for reality as well?
2. If God had no start, why did he choose to make the universe at the time he did? Why not earlier, Why not later? What was he doing before he made it? Did he even exist? In what sense did he exist and how could he be defined as God if he was doing nothing. In what sense can he even be said to exist before space/time/universe?
These are very good questions that I pondered about a lot. I dont have the answer to these questions but what i do have is faith that there is something bigger than me and this world.
God could have created the world anytime he wishes, He is God.
If God created matter/energy and designed the systems that have propelled matter into its present arrangement, who or what accomplished that for God? This question bothered the heck out of me.
The universe has to have a beginning because the universe is comprised of matter. Matter cannot be eternal in nature.
If God is a being that is unlimited in time, and if He has access to every piece of time as if it were now, the question of who created God is an invalid question.
The problem is like asking a person to draw a four-sided triangle. Asking a question of who created God is self-contradictory. Because God has no creator
When we ask, “Who or what created God?” we are making the assumption that God was created. If God exists outside of time and space, and if He is the Creator of time and space, He obviously was not created.
Look around you and tell me that everything is not based on an intelligent design?
Life is not a mistake. It didnt happen by chance....