A fantastic suggestion I hadn't considered, but others here refer to: If there is no time, then the arrow of causality is lost. So there is probably no 'Why' '

A fantastic suggestion I hadn't considered, but others here refer to: If there is no time, then the arrow of causality is lost. So there is probably no 'Why' 'How' or 'When'. So the question of why the universe exists is presumably answered by the question becoming null and void I assume that if this reasonably voids the unanswered causality of the universe, then it also voids the unanswered causality of God? And if so, I suggest to explain the existence of the universe this ways depends on something outside of time and outside of the universe and capable of a massive creative act And you can predict my one track mind: this explanation of existence logically depends on God, or at least something with very God like abilities This might be why God describes himself as "I AM who I AM." He is invoking this lack of causality outside of time. He simply is I'd love to hear your thoughts on that, and sorry if I haven't explained myself well