Vlad,
Logic free? What is logic free is you and Hillside saying that the universe is a collection or composite of things then ignoring that and treating it like a single entity.
Unfortunately logically it cannot be physically one entity and physically several entities at the same time...if we even need to invoke time at all.
Hard to know whether you’re deliberately trolling, or instead whether you just cannot grasp the basic argument of the fallacy of composition. Try very, very hard to understand this:
1. The universe is a “composite” inasmuch as it appears to consist of lots and lots of interrelated parts.
2. So far as we can tell those parts are deterministic in character inasmuch as each of them requires antecedent parts for its existence (though there is some uncertainty about that at the quantum field level).
3. The fallacy of composition occurs when you infer that something true of the parts of the universe (ie, determinism) must also therefore be true of the whole (ie, the universe).
So far as I recall you’ve never even tried to justify your jump from “the parts of the universe are contingent” to “therefore the universe itself is contingent” and, even if you could ever do that, you’d still be left with the problem of exempting a supposed god from the same problem without collapsing immediately into “because it’s magic innit?”.
I’m not sure I can put this any more plainly such that even you might finally grasp it.