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'''Cause and effect''' is the basic principle of all action. A person makes a [[choice]] to move so as to have an [[effect]] in the world. Some choices are internal and therefore show no visible result, such as planning or repentance. Not all effects have a particular cause. One example of this is radioactivity, where an atom decays because it is unstable. However when it decays is random.
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'''Cause and effect''' is the basic principle of all action. A person makes a [[choice]] to move so as to have an [[effect]] in the world. Some choices are internal and therefore show no visible result, such as planning or repentance.  
    
'''The law of causality''' or '''the law of cause and effect''' is a fundamental law of [[science]] telling us that whatever happens is caused.<ref>{{Cite book
 
'''The law of causality''' or '''the law of cause and effect''' is a fundamental law of [[science]] telling us that whatever happens is caused.<ref>{{Cite book
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