Another problem is that you can’t have an entity create something without the entity itself being under the realm of time. Without time, eternity and an instant are one and the same, and all that happened and all that will happen, have already happened.
If a said entity has a definite moment when it creates something, then that entity, out of all eternity, underwent something that caused it to create - and that cause puts the entity under the bounds of time.
In other words, who created the creator? If no one, then why did the creator create only at a particular moment out of an infinite sea of time called eternity?
“Another problem is that you can’t have an entity create something without the entity itself being under the realm of time.”
This statement is false.
If the entity created time (which is highly plausible if God as Omnipotent Creator is true), he could have excluded himself from being subject to the realm of time.