Abstract
Christian theology preferentially favors some philosophical interpretations of quantum mechanics. By using a case study of stationary states of atoms, this paper examines the various interpretations. The preferred interpretation is that all localized events in space-time are parts of chains of contiguous events traversing space-time at a rate limited by the speed of light. This is the process of becoming, i.e., the creation of reality. It is usually not deterministic, leaving room for many first causes that are the initiation of new causal chains.