Perhaps you heard it on the morning news in early September, or maybe you were one of the many who thought their friends were playing a cruel joke. No, there is certainly no kidding implied here: There is no God. There is no divine presence, no supernatural, no afterlife, no joke.

    Dr. Roymund Q. Janik, former child prodigy and well respected award-winning scientist in his fields of physics and astrophysics successfully disproved beyond shadow of doubt the existence of a "God" in late August of this year. A stunned scientific and philosophical community took months to finally appreciate and approve his 13,257 line proof. Dr. Janik had worked around the clock as a tenured professor at the University of Alabama School of Natural Sciences to finally arrive at his world-changing conclusion. The religious community at large, all denominations speaking together for once, immediately denounced the evidence but have yet to bring a satisfactory counterexample to the table. The general populace, at least those that are aware of the great contest that is racking the great minds of the world at present, has been bitterly divided at best and many still doubt the veracity of the evidence itself.

New video available! (Divx 4 or later required) Dr. Janik takes the word out into the street in Austin, Texas while visiting the University of Texas on his current lecture circuit. Click here to see his next scheduled stop at a university near you.

    That is why Dr. Janik and the Board of the Scientific Community Supporting the Disproval of the Existence of God decided to fund and promote this web site. The proof in it's entirety is available on this website but there is one major caveat: those who have not had extensive experience and formal education in applied sciences will understand little or none of the mathematical proof in it's raw form. We instead would like to point you towards simplified explanations available elsewhere on the web, specifically those provided by the online versions of Scientific American and Popular Science magazines.

    If you have questions concerning the DEG please see our FAQ. If you cannot find your answer there, please feel free to email us at questions@deg.doyoubelieve.com . If you have questions or problems with this website itself, please send your comments to webhelp@deg.doyoubelieve.com . Dr. Janik himself can be reached at janik@deg.doyoubelieve.com but, due to volume of mail recieved, may not be able to reply to every inquiry.

    Thanks for visiting, and I hope that we may help settle whatever doubt is in your mind. The scientific community is here to serve you.