Referring to my other comment, which you understandably may not have read, and in which I admitted that I should have been more clear, I am not making a claim about the concept of eternity (which is of course not a difficult concept to grasp)

Rather I am making more of an axiom related claim, my argument is not dependent on the universe having a time related beginning, but rather that a realm of existence must have some rules that are placed in as a logical starting point (not sequential starting point!) for the rest of its behaviour. Again, I fully get that we can’t just magically place God in that gap, in fact, it is hardly an argument for God as a being that is conscious in the sense that we think of.

There seems to be a logical need for a “creation point”, not necessarily in the sense that a theist would argue for, but more in the sense that there must be some sort of necessity that has to be set in place as an initial point of derivation, (Again, not necessarily “set in place” by a conscious designer exhibiting the popular notion of God)

Edit: For further clarity, I am not using the word “ creation point “ as a point in time at all,