And O'Murchu is eloquent about the pulsating restlessness of cosmic dancing. The writer makes his category mistake when he assumes that the unpredictable chaos of the quanta can only result in the adoption of his theological model. And he tries to make it modern with bits of Liberation Theology, Whitehead and Hartshorne, Matthew Fox's Henotheism. What is interesting about quantum physics is that in the midst of such cosmic confusion the Creative Artist of our world has arranged for the continuity of the main species. Every species of spider can be recognized by its web.
Theology is like gardening.
You get to first base when you can name the flowers. But in Holland there are tulip growers who are addicted to producing a perfect black tulip, or any other sub-species that will sell next fall. I have a friend here in Kingston who has a passion for orchids. In theology that is like the person who spends a lifetime on the Ontological Argument. I admire such dedication, but I am a more generalist gardener.