(February 3, 2022 at 1:25 pm)HappySkeptic Wrote: In Quantum Mechanics, there is causality, but it doesn't mean what Kloro thinks it means.
Initial conditions determine the probabilities of "caused" events, but do not determine the actual events themselves.
This only means that we don't have access to enough information to pinpoint the causes of these events. Still, no good reason to reject causality.
Merely assigning probabilities may be an expression of our limited knowledge. Only the all-knowing God determines the actual events, a theist can easily argue along these lines