From birth to death we, as in humans, are constantly made aware of the presence of God, The Creator. God has created the Universe, the Sun and the Earth. God has given life from unicellular amoebae to multicellular complex animals and humans. He has created species that look alike and replicate alike. The most complex of these species happens to be the one we belong to . We, as humans, can not only do what the other species can do but we also have Emotions. We can be happy, sad, hurt, jealous, shy, angry, depressed and a multitude of varied feelings. As we go through life we come across situations that either heighten or suppress our emotions. These situations are environmental factors over which we have no control. All we can do is simply react to them. Those situations that evoke a happy response in us are, unfortunately, quickly forgotten. However, those life's incidences that make us extremely unhappy or are earth shattering remain with us through out our lives. That is the time when we look up at the sky and ask God, Oh God why did you do this to me? Could you not have made life simpler or happier for me? We want to ask God why he gave us this beautiful life if we had to live in poverty, sickness, degradation and humiliation. Why did he create accidents, deformities, Down’s Syndrome, Kidney failures, Cancer and AIDS. Why did he make our loved ones die, why did they have to die so painfully. If death is a part of life then why do living people have to suffer so much if their loved one dies? We also wonder why people want to hurt each other, say and do nasty things to each other, derive immense pleasure from other people's misery. One wonders why people use, abuse, scheme, plot, murder or rape other people. 800 billion people on earth will surely have as many questions to ask God.