You can have at it with jem, but ascribing time to God is nuts. The Universe, as Einstein figured out a hundred years ago, creates time because it is constantly decaying and moving towards a state of perfect entropy. God, obviously, would not be in that state. Something eternal is outside of time.
As for creating the perfect universe, no. You're thinking of Plato. Plato <> the Catholic Church, even though sometimes the Scholastics came perilously close to thinking that way.
Answering the other stuff would just get too deeply into theological stuff that would go way beyond the ability to explain in a short post, so let me put it this way: as an obvious atheist, you really shouldn't be venturing into these waters. You're way too obviously over your head. What religion thinks outside of those places where they get into political stuff is something that shouldn't concern you. If it does, you're in the position of the lady from Shakespeare: you're protesting too much. Only a believer would be concerned with the stuff you're bringing up, and you say you're not. The evidence of your posts is leaning otherwise.
