This abstract relation brings also to consciousness the foreignness of the spiritual idea to natural phenomena.

In one sense this is a far-fetched and rather childish objection, for so much of the history of the finite is as formidably foreign to us as the static absolute can possibly bein fact that entity derives its own foreignness largely from the bad character of the finite which it simultaneously isthat this sentimental reason for preferring the pluralistic view seems small.

In the town with the Mission still distant, she began to feel the "foreignness" of Santa Barbara.