In chapter 2 of “A World of Grace”, by Anne E. Carr, first she goes over the meaning of a person in which she talks about “the experience of confronting the self as a whole, we go behind ever partial knowledge, no matter how sophisticated that particular knowledge may be” (20). Secondly, she goes into transcendence and knowledge and how Rahner’s argument is that people are transcendent or spirit. With knowledge being accompanies all people conceptual knowing. Thirdly, Anne mentions freedom and responsibility and that people find their own freedom from previous experiences and people are ultimately responsible for themselves. People can blame their actions and choices on other people or events behind their control. Fourthly, she talks about