@Kolyo,
Yes, there are such things as emerging forces, dimensions or 'fields' or 'planes' of nature/being. Life is a new game altogether, which emerged from chemistry but cannot really be reduced to chemistry. Not the biochemistry of today at least, and for many reasons. We don't know yet how life happened or came to our planet. We cannot make it happen in a lab. And my guess is it's crackable but will take some time.
The problem is much more complex than just the appearance of self-replicating molecules. It's about the spontaneous emergeance of molecules (DNA, RNA) that can self-replicate AND CODE FOR OTHER MOLECULES ESSENTIAL TO LIFE, called proteins. And to make matters worse, the very same complex proteins that DNA and RNA code for are NECESSARY for the replication of DNA and RNA, and for its decoding.
(DNA is a code, and as any code, it needs to be decoded. This is done by a whole slew of cellular tools and structures (enzymes, ribosomes), which are themselves very complex and in the main formed of very complex proteins... And the code for making them proteins is in the DNA code...)
That's a chicken and egg situation. As we know, the real chicken and egg problem HAS a solution, which is: a long series of earlier species than chicken + their eggs. Similarly, the DNA/RNA/Proteins system was preceded by a simpler system. We know of many species without DNA, with just RNA/Proteins. Maybe there was an earlier form of RNA/Protein system that can emerge from complex non-biological chemistry but I don't see how. Maybe there was an earlier molecule before RNA that could be replicated AND code for the proteins necessary to decode itself... But it remains a rather stuborn chicken and egg problem.
Now I'm starting to think you're just yanking our collective chain. 
