We live in a four dimensioned universe. Time is the fourth
dimension. One says that causality can only occur within the realm
of time yet postulates that time can be created (an event which has
to exist outside of time). In order for the premise to be accepted,
one has to demonstrate how causality can occur outside of time.
With all due respect, I simply do not think this has been done.
Furthermore, the universe and all that is in it was not created
within 6 days. It was created over billions of years. Let's discuss
the age of the Earth while we're at it too!
* Hopefully this thread doesn't get locked, though I have a
creeping suspicion that it might.
Put it this way, the Bible says that with God a day is like a
years, this verse means that God is not bound by time as we know
it. Linear time as we experience it had a beginning. Time, space
and matter were all simultaneously created ex nihilo, out of
nothing. God who inhabits eternity created time together with space
and matter. We shouls not make the mistake of boxing God in time.
See http://creation.com/universe-had-a-beginning
The Bible tells us that God created the universe in six days
about six thousand years ago. It is interesting that you used the
word "created" but over billions of years. But created by who or
what? No human can prove how old the universe. It is a matter of
fairh whichever view we take. But there are many lines of evidence
that point to a young earth. See
http://creation.com/age-of-the-earth