Why do you not believe in God?

[jerNYC]

Infinite time for the an assumed material cause, would not allow it to change and be the cause, therefore it's better to assume it's timeless, although can have relationship to time once time is created. A material non-magical entity, cannot make time to begin and cause all the laws with time to begin.
Therefore a magic super being had to make time and the laws with time to begin. Now if we go by reality is simple/indivisible, we can say it has to be intelligent and powerful, but these only can be simple and not divisible when they are ultimate.

I'm confused by your response. It seems like you're going into the argument already assuming that "cause" might potentially turn out to be some sort of god. To me, "cause" simply means a mechanical action. The argument merely tries to prove that the universe began with an action. It says nothing more than that, so it's illogical to assume that the action might be a god.

1. Everything that has a beginning has an initial cause
2. The universe has a beginning
3. Therefore the universe has an initial cause

The argument is pretty simple and can easily be proved formally.