The Existance of a Creator : On the scale of Logic

We base our conclusion that a Creator indeed does exist on the following premises:

1. We are existing at the moment

2. Before we were in existance, a series of events took place, leading up to our existance. (The passing of these events are what we measure in time.

We are compelled to acknowledge that the series of events had a beginning, since if we were to say that they are eternal, we would have to say that eternity came to an end upon our birth and this is a contradiction in terms.

We could further illustrate the point like this: It is like if someone said “this car will only get to its destination after its wheels have spun infinitely many times,” and then claimed that the car arrived at its destination. It is clear, however, that the car could never have gotten to its destination if an infinite number of spins was the condition for its arrival.

It is thus clear that these series of events had a beginning, hence gad a cause, hence the need for them to be brought into existence through something other than itself, thus the need for a creator…

If anyone can detect any logical flaws in my argument, please leave a comment. Warning: Not all comments will be accepted.

consider
the
statement,
“you
need
10
steps
to
reach
that
wall,”
which
means
it
is

not
impossible
to
reach
the
wall.
As
for
the
statement,
“you
need
infinite
steps
to
reach
that

wall,”
it
means
that
reaching
the
wall
is
impossible,
as
it
is
impossible
to
finish
infinite
steps

before
reaching
the
wall.
Similar
to
this
is
the
one
who
claims
that
the
world
has
no
beginning,

for
it
would
be
like
saying
it
takes
infinite
events
to
reach
the
present
moment,
which
is
a

contradiction
and
thus
impossible.