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Is ebola a man's or god's creation.

When i heard about the ebola outburst,  more than being worried the first thing that came in to my mind was how it came into existence.
Is it human’s or god’s creation?
Since the Ebola came into existence, there has been a contradiction about its original. Everyone has a question in their mind that whether God has created it or human themselves. As the origin of the virus is still a mystery people doubt in the creation of GOD. If God has created all the goodness why have he gave such a disease pain and death that can’t be healed or treated? But when we are searching for the answer we need to find out the goodness of God. Viruses are the living parasites that live in the world. Like the other living creations Human animals’ birds, virus is also a part of such amazing creation of God. Not all infectious viruses are spreading harm to the world. There are many which have been used for the good. Life and death is a part of living cycle.

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