Using the dialectical principle of “thematic” and “unthematic” in the transcendental method, Rahner builds his “reflective argument” on the basis of Thomas’ metaphysics of knowledge. And through the reflective argument, he makes manifest “the explicit meaning” the transcendence of the structure of the human spirits”, in other words, the transcendence of human spirit; and its implicit meaning “the object of revelation, “ i.e., the “existential experience of transcendence.” He further investigates the relationships between God and man and expresses it as “creature and Creator, finite and infinite and revealer.” In the relation between creature and Creator, he emphasizes on the meaning of the “love,” the finite and finite and infinite,” human transcendence”; and nature and grace,” the existential experience of the supernatural”; the listener and revealer,” the historicity of man”. In general, God’s love for man gives him the spiritual transcendence: therefore man shows natural-born obedience to God’s inspiration. And God and man can become one in the mystic grace of “man’s” transcendental experience.”