George, just remembered a piece I did a while ago, interacting with the kind of conundrums that quantum mechanics throws up. Even in QM the ideas of causation in reality, choice and time in classical reality are every bit as mystifying as consideration of God’s activity and ours… and I suggest that’s perhaps because they shouldn’t really be separated. In fact I suggest that a classical theology of sovereignty and providence irons out, potentially, some of the wierder implications of quantum theory when seen naturalistically.
You’ll see there are some deep comments from two scientists who actually work with quantum theory.