My missus was rushing me out of the door earlier, but now I can address the creator you so raised.
The surface rocks are derived from the weathering products of known minerals found in the two chief rock types that firm the earth's crust which underlie every but if land and ocean sediment - granite and basalt. The weathering mechanisms are well understood and are chemical reactions that can be observed and repeated in laboratory conditions. What is more we can model fairly precisely how long these weathering reactions take given the conditions present in the environment.
The science of how the minerals are present is also well understood- as is how the atoms that make them are made as a series of fusion reactions combining hydrogen, the simplest element into atoms as big as carbon in stars. The atoms are then built into bigger atoms at the tremendous heat and pressures present in supernovae. As well as models, these mechanisms have been demonstrated and reproduced in laboratories and can even be observed using the specra emitted from distant supernovae. So the creation of every spec if dust on our planet is traced back to exploding stars that assembled the elements that went on to coalesce as our entire solar system.
These processes are well, if not entirely perfectly understood. Science is still learning as it amasses more data, improving the ideas, explanations and models. This contrasts with religion the beliefs of which are static and the truth of which deteriorates with time and every translation or interpretation of an old story.
The very "act of creation" of the universe cannot yet be explained by science, because the data becomes more sketchy as we look further back. Where the energy came from for the big bang (or technically more accurately the big flash since at the beginning there was only energy - no matter, no atoms existed which would have been necessary to transmit sound!) nobody yet knows. However, the idea that some deity created what all of our scientific understanding states cannot be created or destroyed - energy - is even less believable a speculation than even the most tenuous scientific proposals. Most likely in my view our universe is a tiny part of a sequence of bang, collapse, bang, collapse etc ... but quite how that all started is anybody's guess and we will in all likelihood never know for sure. What is sure however, is that science will never dream up an institution that becomes enormously wealthy having fabricated a story without evidence to draw in believers every week on the basis of handing around a collection plate under the threat of some eternal damnation if they don't.
Apart from big pharma. But that's business not science's fault.