What Are the Rules of Something from Nothing?

[Esquilax]

Everything in nature needs a cause to exist, but that implies infinite regress of cause and effects which would entail you having had an eternity to come into being before now so you should have already happened.

I already refuted that pages ago. You're going to get banned if you keep heedlessly repeating yourself when you've been proved wrong, you know.

So nature needs a cause outside of itself, outside of time and space, being uncreated by the uncreated Creator.

Technically speaking, the universe is outside of nature. It'd be a fallacy of composition to assert that what's true of something inside the universe is true of the whole.

Also, I'm not seeing any positive evidence for anything you're saying. You're just asserting it based on intuition. And, uh, you do understand that your argument could only get you to "cause for the universe," not "uncreated creator being." You've still got a big case to make to get up to the cause being a being, let alone the christian god.