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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yrger · 80-89, M

@DocSavage

You as an atheist deny God exists, I am theist thus I have the knowledge that God exists, logically you deny the God that I know to exist: Wherefore we are linked together.

Now, before anything else God is the creator of everything that is not God Himself.

You therefore deny that God is the creator of everything that is not God Himself.

Very well then, let you propose another being that is the creator of everything that is not itself.

DocSavage · M
[quote]And above all, you must also define what/who is God and how and why He is connected to and with:[/quote]

I repeat WHAT PART OF ATHEIST DON’T YOU UNDERSTAND ?
What possible reason would I have for bringing god into any of it ?
You’re the one that claims there are at least two, and you completely failed to show any evidence for either one.
You don’t honestly expect me to do your arguing for you, do you ?
Use your so call reason and intelligence to figure it out. You might also try adding other books than the Bible to your reading list.