In order to understand the key-point in the philosophy of the late Schelling, and to consider how Schelling face to the ontotheological constitution in metaphysics, this paper tries to point out Schelling's specific view of affirming the positivity of the existence of God, by analyzing his critics on the ontological argument. Schelling had criticized the Cartesean ontological argument, and had reversed the ontological relation between the actuality and the potentiality in God's existence; therefore he turned the orientation of this argument and remarked its validity in the mere limit of the negative philosophy. Schelling's critique of the ontological argument, touching the nerve of the philosophy of late Schelling, clarifies, on the one hand, the insufficiency of the argument for explaining the esctatic Reason in God's existence as the necessarily actual existent, and, on the other hand, sketches out the boundary between the two kind of philosophy-negative and positive philosophy. The differentiation in the constitution of philosophy furnished by this critique reflects Schelling's experience of thought concerning the crisis and the inner differentiation of metaphysics.