[jlogajan]

"But he had the capacity to create "time and space." Therefore "time and space" co-existed with God in this pre-"time and space" non-time/non-space."

Non-Sequitur.

If there was no "time" before "time", then God had this whole "matter of the universe" ability the entire time (non-time) before time.

God spent his time (non-time) before time, thinking about what to create to take away his lonely time (non-time) before time time.

Acutally, if God had two thoughts in a row before time (non-time) that would fit any meaninful definition of the passage of time. So this whole God before time thing doesn't make a lick of sense -- since it implies stasis devoid of the slightest change -- including the sequence of thought of any God-like critter.

[That Subliminal Kid]

So, and correct me if I'm wrong, you're telling me that because you cannot comprehend of a being existing before our space-time continuum, it could not and indeed does not? Can you provide any scientifically objective data to demonstrate that your ability to comprehend of something is the limiting factor on what is possible? Thanks.