Theory of Historical Causality

The Theory of Historical Causality explores how events in history are connected through causes and effects. It examines how specific actions, decisions, or circumstances lead to particular outcomes, shaping the course of events. Teleology in history refers to the idea that history has a purpose or end goal. While historical causality focuses on how things happen, teleology suggests that these events are part of a larger narrative or direction. Together, they raise questions about whether history is shaped by random occurrences or follows a deliberate path, inviting us to consider the meaning behind historical developments.