If you take any argument back far enough you get God (or some Superior Being) had to create it.
No, that is what you get - I don't get that. You have just invented a mythical being because you don't know the answer.
I don't know the answer either but didn't say that it was done by magic...
Ok, for instance matter.
Question: where did it come from?
Answer: The Big Bang.
Question: Where did the Big Bang come from?
Question: where did God come from?
Godbotherer's Answer: "He's always been there."
Question: "OK, the universe has always been there. Checkmate godbotherer..."
If you take any of your logic back far enough it ends with something was created out of nothing.
No. That is the answer you come up with - how do you know it is the "real answer"?
BTW, the answer to the question you are going to ask is "God created time and everything so he always existed and always will".
That is very silly - unless of course you can show that what you wrote is true.
To our limited understanding because his thoughts are so much higher than our thoughts.
How do you know that?
Hope this helps.
Well, it helps me realise that your strong subject is not science and, to compensate for that, you make things up.
The Bible was written by men who did not understand the world. They thought it was flat and the sky was made of glass. The sky has holes in it so that the rain can come through. Genesis is a creation myth - a folk tale, a fairy story.
Australian Aborigine Creation Myth http://www.cs.williams.edu/~lindsey/myths/myths_13.html
There was a time when everything was still. All the spirits of the earth were asleep - or almost all. The great Father of All Spirits was the only one awake. Gently he awoke the Sun Mother. As she opened her eyes a warm ray of light spread out towards the sleeping earth. The Father of All Spirits said to the Sun Mother,
"Mother, I have work for you. Go down to the Earth and awake the sleeping spirits. Give them forms."
The Sun Mother glided down to Earth, which was bare at the time and began to walk in all directions and everywhere she walked plants grew. After returning to the field where she had begun her work the Mother rested, well pleased with herself. The Father of All Spirits came and saw her work, but instructed her to go into the caves and wake the spirits.
This time she ventured into the dark caves on the mountainsides. The bright light that radiated from her awoke the spirits and after she left insects of all kinds flew out of the caves. The Sun Mother sat down and watched the glorious sight of her insects mingling with her flowers. However once again the Father urged her on.
The Mother ventured into a very deep cave, spreading her light around her. Her heat melted the ice and the rivers and streams of the world were created. Then she created fish and small snakes, lizards and frogs. Next she awoke the spirits of the birds and animals and they burst into the sunshine in a glorious array of colors. Seeing this the Father of All Spirits was pleased with the Sun Mother's work.
She called all her creatures to her and instructed them to enjoy the wealth of the earth and to live peacefully with one another. Then she rose into the sky and became the sun.
Now, tell me, why don't you believe that? But you do believe Genesis?