that the Bohmian approach to quantum mechanics merely shifts what's problematic in the classical view to Bohm 's quantum potential). Richard Feynman was right when he remarked that no one understands quantum mechanics. The "mechanics" in "quantum

and Polkinghorne reject quantum indeterminacy as a candidate for the causal joint. The link between the probabilistic world of quantum mechanics and the macroscopic world is still poorly understood (see Schrödinger’s Cat and the

depths of his distaste for quantum uncertainty. His strongest counter-argument was to call attention to a paradoxical implication of quantum mechanics now known as the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen (EPR) Paradox. Take, for example, a pair of protons

- unpredictable, namely, quantum, chaotic, and complex systems. As such, the possibility of Divine action in these systems is hard to rule out. Quantum indeterminacy has been offered as a way for God to communicate information to the Universe.

a more holistic view of the quantum world . Indeed Bohm himself stressed the holistic aspect of quantum theory in his later years, after his conversion from Marxism to theosophy. See also the many-worlds interpretation for another way

the introduction of quantum physics , as we have already seen. Though highly speculative, the Hawking /Hartle model of the "quantum creation of the universe" is an example of the kind of challenge presented by quantum cosmology

Russell’s claim is that quantum mechanics provides one such possibility. Moreover, since quantum mechanics underlies the processes of genetic mutation, and since mutation together with natural selection constitute the central features of the

and so on. In most quantum cosmologies, our universe is just a part of an eternally expanding, infinitely complex megauniverse. Quantum cosmology, however, is a highly speculative field. Theories involving quantum gravity, which underlie

appeal to inflation or quantum cosmology as dubious since these theories, especially quantum cosmology, are speculative and difficult to test empirically. Thus for cosmologist George Ellis and theologian Nancey Murphy , the fact that

This interpretation of quantum mechanics starts from the assumption that scientific theories ought to be self-interpreting. The Schrödinger wave equation in quantum mechanics is smooth, continuous and deterministic . There is nothing in