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Seeing both The Deep and Homelander die felt so satisfying. Deep finally getting blasted into the ocean and torn apart by his own sea creatures? Perfect, pathetic end for that gross, useless punching bag. No glory, just payback. And Homelander losing his powers then getting brutally finished off by... show more

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RFK Jr. shared how he found his way back to God. After losing his father and spiraling into 14 years of addiction, he felt like a “one-dimensional human being” — just a bundle of appetites that needed constant feeding. In early recovery, he picked up Carl Jung’s Synchronicity by chance. The idea that meaningful coincidences could be God reaching through the universe struck him deeply. So he made a simple but profound decision: he would “fake it till he made it.” He started acting as if God was watching him at all times — even when no one else was around. He committed to doing the right thing, every single day, whether anyone was looking or not. The very same day he finished the book, an unmistakable synchronicity happened on a volleyball court… and it confirmed everything. Have you ever reached a point in your life where pain and a single idea (or “coincidence”) quietly led you toward faith — and it actually changed how you lived?

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