I know God exists by reasoning, what do you Catholics say?

There are three ways man knows God exists:
1. By reasoning
2. By reading the Bible (or the Koran for Muslims)
3. By meditation

For my own part, I know God exists by reasoning, what about you Catholics?

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DocSavage · M

[quote] You see, Doc, as an ex-fundamentalist biblical Christian you know as with all Protestants, only the God of supernature. That is why I call you all who were Christians before, biblical atheists, because you now deny the God of supernature Who reveals Himself in the Bible [/quote]
Ex-fundamentalist Christian ? That was a month ago, two weeks ago you said I was an Atheist, then I was a Buddhist.
You keep changing it. Not that I mind it much, I was raised on different mythologies, so I’m familiar with several gods, including a few nature gods.

don’t play any favorites though.
That’s because they all have two things in common. 1) none have ever been proven to exist. 2) all gods are man made.
[quote] As you have the faculties of reason and intelligence, what do you say, doesn't the regular order of nature implicate the existence of God as the creator and operator of nature?[/quote]
As I have repeatedly stated , I find nothing in nature to suggest or support the existence of such a being. I have also repeatedly asked you what evidence lead you to such a conclusion. You refuse to answer.