I got a good explanation and it is a proven one at that. God exists outside of this universe where our time, matter and space doesn't apply and we already proved it. Think about it, humans invented computers with intelligent AI, huge worlds when it comes to gaming and argubally social media and yet we are outside of the computer and not inside of it. 

Check my answer.

You came to a nuclear war with a wet noodle. your 'logic' is hideously, hilariously, comically outclassed by others with far more intelligent stances and understanding. 

Your first post in this thread (the first one I saw) was so devoid of logic and far from reality I genuinely thought you were mocking the religious by showing how absurd 'faith' is. Then I continued to read your posts and realized that, no, you were sincere and just woefully underqualified to discuss religion and the lack of logic inherent in faith. 

You are allowed to believe what you want, but if you want to convince others of your stance, you're gonna have to try a whole lot harder than regurgitating the same old arguments people have seen for centuries and have long since debunked or devalued by applying logic and reason to them. If you want to come here and spout your nonsense, you'd best be willing and able to justify yourself. Otherwise, accept that your opinions are just opinions and not backed by any real logic or rationale. Faith is called faith for a reason: To believe something without proof. 

I did, and it's a terrible answer. furthermore, it doesn't change the fact that, if everything needs a creator, then why doesn't God? That is a clear example of moving the goalposts - a logical fallacy we shouldn't really be relying on. 

Because God exists outside of our universe and doesn't have the same rule set as us.

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Ummmmmm... no we didn't prove it. You just kind of said you did, then talked about games.  Which we can interact with, although they also can interact with us.

The hypothesis that we could be in a simulation is completely unproven, and as far as I know unprovable.  Providing a possibility does not mean you proved it.  If I say we were jizzed out of a giant dick from outside our universe, that doesn't make it so.

How can we test the hypothesis that we are in a simulation, or that we were created by something outside of space and time? Is it even possible to exist outside of time?

It isn't a simulation theory, it just an example of how something can be created like a computer and yet we aren't inside of it and don't necessary play by the same rules. Also, there is always an object outside of another object and we can test this with any other form of science and math. There has to be numbers outside of the number three. There has to be electrons outside of a nucleus.  The list goes on and on.

I can change my computer's system clock to be July 4th, 2001 and I can change the physics of a video game to match whatever I want. 

Well, that kind of is the simulation theory, but we don't need to quibble over terms.

But, I'll grant that for the sake of argument, your example is accurate.  How does this prove that our universe itself operates in the same way?  You've presented a possibility.  How do you prove it.