读经一（他们虽然认识天主，却不以他为天主，而将光荣归于他。）恭读圣保禄宗徒致罗马人书  1:16-25弟兄们：我不以福音为耻，因为福音是天主的大能，要拯救所有相信的人：先是犹太人，后是希腊人。因为福音显示天主的正义，这正义源于信而归于信，正如经上所载：“义人因信德而生活。”天主的忿怒，从天上显露在不虔敬和不义的人身上，他们以不义蒙蔽了真理。因为关于天主的事，人所能知道的，是显而易见的，原来天主已经显示给他们了。从创世以来，天主那看不见的美善，就是他永远的大能和神性，都可凭他所造的万物辨认出来，所以这些人不应有什么借口。他们虽然认识天主，却不以他为天主而光荣他，或感谢他。他们的思想荒谬，心智昏暗。他们自以为聪明，其实是愚蠢的。他们把那不可朽坏的天主的光荣，归于可朽坏的人、飞禽、走兽和爬虫形状的偶像。因此，天主任凭他们恣意妄为，自甘堕落，彼此糟蹋自己的身体。因为他们用虚伪取代了天主的真理，敬拜事奉受造物，却不敬拜事奉造物主一一他理当永远受称赞。阿们！——上主的圣言。答唱咏

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We all know the story of the Titanic, the magnificent ship infamously advertised as "unsinkable" before its tragic maiden voyage. But what if that famous label, the very symbol of human hubris, was never a marketing slogan at all? This episode dives into the archives to uncover how the myth of the "unsinkable" ship was constructed in the wake of the disaster, not before it.

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