The guy who invented chess isn't responcible for every chess game that has been played. In fact I even think that he wasn't a very good chess player. His main merit is that he established some rules. Not the hardest work possible. Creating and playing each and every game would be much more difficult.

P.S. If I interpreted your question incorrectly, please forgive my ignorance :)

The laws of nature are responsible for what happens to our world.  The Sun was formed in the same way that other stars are now currently forming in our galaxy from clouds of dust and gas.  Most scientists believe that our Moon was created from the Earth, after the young Earth had collided with another large planetary body.  Macroevolution is a natural process by which all life, including humans, naturally evolved from a simple, single-celled organism.  Simple life came from non-living organic material and natural energy. 

There is a natural explanation for everything.  :D

Listen, if you want to make a thread about how the Quran is 100% true all the time, then title your thread "The Quran is always true." 

Don't make a deceptive question, ask for answers, and then lecture the "ignorant unbelievers" about the Quran while ignoring their answers. It's dishonest and annoying. 

If you have a question, ask a question. If you have a lecture, give a lecture. Don't disguise your lecture as a question. 

But even from a materialistic (atheistic, more or less) perspective, it is not generally accepted that life arose from organic compounds. The compounds that became life were not organic unitil they became "life". So, there is the question, was there a distincly defined point at which "nonlife" became "life" Viruses, for example, do not meet all the criteria that defines life. (there are six or seven, no?) This is in response to a specific comment above, from Steve. It's one his shorter ones.

e-bonny, you are very cute. so you should keep it up.hahaahhaha