Why God Doesn't Exist

Why God Doesn't Exist proposes that all atoms in the Universe are physically interconnected. What connects any two atoms is a DNA-like double helix: a rope. Light consists of torsions propagating along these ropes. A torsion is the swiftest thing you can imagine and explains why light is so fast. The ropes interconnecting every atom also explains action-at-a-distance: gravity. The reason the Earth does not fly out of the Solar System is that every atom of the Earth is bound to every atom constituting the Sun. The Sun swings the Earth around like a boy swinging a ball at the end of a string around his head. Why God Doesn't Exist is for the average layman. Over 300 illustrations help the reader understand the theory and its contrasts with the physical interpretations of Mathematical Physics.