The search for 'truth' can sometimes take us down the path of science, and yet even science, it seems, is conflicting at times.
Being a bit of a self-confessed 'geek' in this area, this is what I've discovered so far, and as a follower of the work of quantum scientists this is my layman's understanding of the conflict and the common ground:
Newtonian physics is the physics of everyday things that we can see, from pebbles to planets. Quantum science, on the other hand, is the physics of the atoms, particles to wave, or energy fields. Both sciences are super-accurate but they are fundamentally different.
In Newtonian physics, identification of all the properties can be done, and it's easily
calculated because of being able to clearly identify cause and effect - for example, something exists and it's causing something else because of its existence.
In quantum science, however, through simple observation, the effect is caused - in other words, we create the effect through what is observed.