“No, the fundamental alienation from which all the other alienation is come is not economic,” iIt’s not psychological, it’s not social, it’s theological, it’s spiritual. Let’s take a look. Let’s walk backwards in a sense through the text. First of all, take a look here at verses, say, 16–19. And here we’re going to learn that we’re not physically at home because we’re alienated from nature. We’re not physically at home. So, for example, in verse 16, it says, now, childbearing. In this life, childbearing