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Revised Story

On the first day of creation of the first Universe, God's first commandment was "Let there have been no beginning." and so there was. This paradox was swallowed up by all of time-space that now existed and had always existed, and digested. 

On the second day, god's second commandment to the universe was "Let there be matter." And so there was. And the matter had always existed before that due to the first commandment "Let there have been no beginning."

On the third day, god's third commandment was "Let there be life!" He made complete division of his whole soul, and body and sprinkled it through the cosmos, planting seeds of life. And so, the life that had always been sprouted out of the matter that had always been and the universe cyclical.

On the fourth day, there was no god to command things, and there never was, but there must've been a god to split himself into the parts to plant life through the cosmos, and give the commandments before. The chain of causality links through many universes where the commandments were given, in causality-time, yet god never existed. The God-that-never-was created a paradox-realm where the entire universe was run by these great engines of cyclisms.

So stated god. So it will be, and so it always was before that, spanning to cover up causality.