THE MANY WORRIES OF MANY WORLDS

Theological engagement with quantum mechanics has been dominated by the Copenhagen interpretation, failing to reflect fact that philosophers and physicists alike are increasingly moving away from interpretation in favor of other approaches. One such approach, Hugh Everett's so-called Many Worlds Interpretation (MWI), is being taken seriously. As MWI's credibility grows, it imperative metaphysicians, theologians, religion engage its ideas their implications. This article does just that, setting out some implications Everettian Quantum Mechanics particularly relevant theism. It argues taking seriously radical consequences Everett means facing at least three major worries for theism pertaining personal identity, problem evil, salvation. The concludes calling on theologians address these worries, order matters religious significance remain both coherent credible if MWI turns be correct.