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People that needed an excuse for their own actions.
If theists can say that god or gods doesn't need a beginning or a creator, then atheists can say that the universe didn't need a beginning or a creator.
It's really nothing more to it. If one side can say it, then the other can say it as well. They can define god in any way they want, and so can the atheist. Back and forth, it goes.
I'd be so happy if a theist would ever, in any way, give good evidence for a god or gods. I believe I've heard hundreds of arguments for a god or gods in just this forum alone, but none of them, none at all, have even tried to give good evidence for a god or gods. :(
Only arguments, all day long. :/
It's not special pleading, because we're talking about two separate sets of rules for two different places. We only know about the rules in our universe. Everything needs a creator in our universe. In a video game world, for example, the rules can be different. We don't know about the rules of heaven and we have no reason to assume that the same rules for our universe apply