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  Tomas Mones-Cazon (@tomas_mones) reported 41 seconds ago

  SPIRITUAL WARFARE 101 The Spiritual Reality That Most Men Have Forgotten Existed "Our struggle is not with flesh and blood but with the principalities, with the powers, with the world rulers of this present darkness, with the evil spirits in the heavens." Ephesians 6:12 Peter said the same. "Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour." 1 Peter 5:8 The battle has three fronts. Flesh. Possessions. Pride. John names them directly. "All that is in the world, the desire of the flesh and the desire of the eyes and the pride of life, is not from the Father but is from the world." 1 John 2:16 Front one. The flesh. Satan's first move on Christ was bread. Christ had fasted forty days. He was starving. He still refused to use his power to feed his own appetite ahead of the Father's timing. The Catechism defines temperance as a disposition of the mind that sets bounds to the passions. That word bounds matters. The appetite itself is not evil. An appetite with no boundary is what makes a man ruled instead of ruling. Aquinas traces the path plainly. Gluttony does not stay in the stomach. An undisciplined appetite for food trains the whole man toward an undisciplined appetite for everything else, most directly toward lust. You do not get to chastity while still ruled by your appetite. Christ did not say "if you fast." He said "when you fast." Matthew 6:16-18 Possessions. Satan's second move. All the kingdoms of the world, offered in exchange for one act of worship pointed the wrong direction. Matthew 4:8-9 You will not be offered a kingdom. You will be offered a scroll, a purchase, a highlight reel, a next thing to acquire that promises the feeling a kingdom would give you. The rich young man kept every commandment. He still walked away sad, "for he had many possessions." Luke 18:22-23 The possession is not the sin. Aquinas calls the deeper problem inordinate attachment. Something good, loved out of the order it was made to be loved in. Front three. Pride. Satan's third move. This front hides best because it wears the costume of virtue. A man can fast, pray, and post about both, and still be feeding this front the entire time if the motive underneath is to be admired rather than conformed to Christ. Evagrius Ponticus, the fourth century source Cassian brought west, splits this into two enemies, not one. Vainglory, the hunger to be seen. Pride, the deeper sin of crediting your own strength for what was actually grace. Vainglory is loud and shows up early. Pride is quiet and shows up later, often right after real progress has been made. That is what makes it the more dangerous of the two. Here is what almost nobody says about this fight. Winning a skirmish is not the same as winning the war. Aristotle names four kinds of men on this battlefield, and Christian tradition, Aquinas included, kept it. The vicious man does not fight at all. He has surrendered the field and enjoys doing so. The incontinent man knows the good and still loses, again and again, to a will too weak to hold the line. The continent man knows the good and does the good, but he is white-knuckling every yard of ground. He still wants the thing he is resisting. The virtuous man has fought long enough and deeply enough that his wanting itself has changed. He does not merely resist the sin. He has stopped desiring it. This changes what "fighting spiritual warfare" actually means. Most men aim for continence and call it victory. Grit your teeth, hold the line, survive the day. That is a real accomplishment. It is also not the target. The Catechism's definition of virtue is a habitual and firm disposition to do the good. Habitual, so it has become a genuine habit. Firm, so it does not waver with your mood or your week. Disposition, meaning it comes from inside you, not from gritted teeth on the outside. The goal was never to survive temptation forever. The goal is to become the kind of man the temptation stops working on. There is no neutral ground on this climb. A man who has fought his way up to nearly virtuous, then takes a week off, does not hold his position. He slides back. Momentum only runs one direction at a time. Discipline pushes you up the hill. Virtue, once it is truly formed, pulls you the rest of the way. But you do not get virtue's pull until the discipline has been sustained long enough to actually reorder the desire, not just override it. This is why a man can pray for years and still feel nothing has changed. He has been continent the entire time. He has never let the fight go deep enough to become virtue. Most men also misunderstand how the enemy actually operates day to day. They picture a dramatic moment. A demon. A crisis. Usually it is not that. It is drift. St. Ignatius of Loyola mapped the real mechanics in his Rules for Discernment of Spirits. The enemy rarely opens with the sin itself. He opens with a suggestion, a thought that looks harmless. Then delight, a small pleasure taken in lingering on it. Only then consent, the actual choice. By the time a man notices he has sinned, he has usually already lost the first two rounds without knowing he was fighting. This is why idleness is so dangerous. Not because rest is sin, but because an idle man has stopped watching the door. St. Jerome called idleness the teacher of sin. Cassian named the specific restlessness that hits hardest in the middle of the day, once the morning's fervor has worn off and the evening's rest is still far away, acedia. The Desert Fathers called it the noonday devil for exactly that reason. Saturday morning is a noonday devil moment for most men. No work, no structure, a sleep in, phone in hand before the feet hit the floor. A week of discipline gets undone in the two days that were supposed to be resting from the fight, not deserting it. "No testing has overtaken you that is not common to man. God is faithful, and he will not let you be tested beyond your strength, but with the testing he will also provide the way of escape, that you may be able to endure it." 1 Corinthians 10:13 Weapon one. The armor, and it is not a metaphor either. "Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. Having fastened on the belt of truth, and having put on the breastplate of righteousness, and having shod your feet with the readiness given by the gospel of peace. Take up the shield of faith. Take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God." Ephesians 6:11-17 Weapon two. The sacraments. Confession, on a fixed rhythm, not when you finally feel bad enough to go. The Eucharist, received in a state of grace, not out of habit. Christ vanquished the tempter through prayer, at the outset of his public mission in the desert and again in his final agony in the garden. If the Son of God fought this on his knees, you do not get to fight it standing up and distracted. Weapon three. A rule of life and a brother. What time are you praying. What time is the phone away. What is the minimum Scripture you read daily. These need answers before the day starts, not answers that depend on how you feel once it has. "Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another." Proverbs 27:17 Satan's preferred method is isolation. He wins by keeping a man's struggle locked inside him, unspoken. The moment you say the true thing out loud to a man you trust, that particular door starts to close. This is not a metaphor. It is warfare. The Catechism does not hedge on this. Satan is a person, "a murderer from the beginning, a liar and the father of lies," and through him sin and death entered the world. CCC 2852 That is why this is real. Not a mood. Not a rough week. An actual adversary, actually working against your soul, your marriage, your children, right now. And that is why you fight. Not to earn something you already have in Christ, but because there is no neutral ground here. A man who does not fight is not at peace. He is simply losing ground he never noticed he stopped defending. You were baptized into this war. You do not get to opt out of it. Do not aim to survive it. Aim to become a soldier in the fight against it.

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  orionSquared (@orionSquared) reported 1 minute ago

  @Khalchris_ Um sure? It's a long list lol. I want to preface this by saying that not every issue in this list needs to be changed. Some items just are what they are and I'm ok with that. Some of them are also really low priority to me. But there are items in this list that are actively working against him Where I differ from other Reed mains is that I personally don't actually want Reed to be meta, nor do I want him to be A tier or higher. I think low B/high C is a great place for a hero like Reed. He's an annoying character to deal with so if he was meta I think the community would be outraged lol 1) His damage output is incredibly low. Every tank and support (outside of Invis) can out damage him on primary alone. Yes I understand it cleaves but Jeff's primary damage pierces and has the same damage rate (70 per second in a 15m range). His TTK is the lowest of all duelists that it's practically nonexistent. Even IronFist has a faster TTK - medium priority 2) They removed the slowness from his E (****) ability. A lot of people (who don't play Reed) think that was meaningless but it wasn't. Using it against a BP/Spidey was useful to help slow them down so you can peel easier - low priority 3) His auto-inflation is a massive hinderance to him. It requires you to either stop attacking so it can degrade or risk inflating at the wrong time which can easily get you you killed or miss getting a kill (Rocket's base team up fixes this actually and it's what most Reed mains have been begging for for over a year - this should be rolled into his base kit) - high priority 4) His ult is honestly bottom 2 worst ults in the game (Thor being the other in my opinion). It has no lethality at all. Supports can pattycake through his entire ult and survive it even with direct hits on them. It's also easily countered by almost every hero because anything that blocks damage (shields, movement abilities, iframes etc) will cause him to stop bouncing. And he bounces so high so slowly that it's pretty easy to move out of his way (at it's 6th bounce, if you even get there, does a max of 140 damage. Every main healer can heal more than that in the 1.5 seconds it takes for him to bounce) - medium priority 5) Inflating locks him out of 90% of his kit so if you inflate at the wrong time, you're SOL - eh I don't care, it's whatever lol 6) His Shift (shield) and M2 (pull) abilities noreg a LOT - high priority 7) Sometimes you get stuck in your pull animation (I don't actually know why this happens) and you can't cancel out of it so sometimes you're just standing there for a good 2-3 seconds holding onto someone and can't do anything until the move cancels itself - high priority 8) He has no way to move around the battlefield without someone else there. This is frustrating especially since all other brawlers have some sort of movement ability without this stipulation - eh I don't care, it's whatever lol 9) His animations are incredibly slow, worse than Storm's before hers were sped up a couple of seasons ago. If it's not bad enough that you inflate at random times with no control, you're now stuck in an animation that takes 1.5 seconds to complete. Deflating is even worse because you tend to be more aggressive when inflated so you either give up part of your inflated time (which is only 6 seconds already) to run away behind cover to deflate or you deflate in front of someone who will kill you during your animation. You get stuck in long animations where you're sometimes immobile (like his pull) or deflating (where you're locked out of your entire kit) and you're just a sitting duck ready to be culled - high priority I actually think Reed is extremely powerful as he is but rightfully the community sees him as D tier and that has nothing to do with his power level but the power level of literally every hero released after him. He's been overshadowed by the new releases and the dev favorites (looking at you Luna). Even just a few small tweaks and fixes would be a breath of fresh air for him. He doesn't need a rework, his kit is literally golden

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  Panmag (@PanmagP89673) reported 4 minutes ago

  @ShitpostRock Battlefield 6 on release vs now, they managed to ruin their own life service game

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  TQK (@TheQuickKunai) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Any chance your ever gonna fix the massive hacker problem going on? @Battlefield

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  Low FOV (@Halo5FOV_Slider) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Should have rolled back the update and held it until the issues were resolved. How many people are exclusively playing for Cairo Bazaar? I personally know several people who no longer play because strikepoint was their go to mode. From others comments, this is not an isolated exp

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  Xen Berger (@BuhBerger) reported 10 minutes ago

  Absolutely diabolical that I'm still having this issue @BattlefieldComm

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  Joel_silva (@joel_hkg) reported 12 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Fix strikepoint

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  Adrock (@Adrock318) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Constant hard crashes to the dashboard in Redsec since the last update and we don't even have a rejoin feature. This game is broken. @DRUNKKZ3 @tiggr_

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  Brian Landers (@Jetfire1285) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm fix your ******* game. Black screens, feel like the covenant from halo is coming in the hit reg is worse than COD. FFS wake ******** up

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  LÜMENKRAFT📸 (@kraftikelz) reported 14 minutes ago

  Some people don’t know when to leave with dignity. Your marriage or relationship didn’t work out? That’s painful, but it happens. Not every relationship is meant to last. What I don’t understand is why some people turn social media into a battlefield after the breakup. Every week it’s a new accusation, a new insult, or another attempt to destroy someone they once claimed to love. The same person you introduced to us as your “king,” your “queen,” your answered prayer, your “Odogwu”… is suddenly the devil because the relationship ended? Sometimes, the more you keep dragging your ex online, the more you damage your own image. Healing doesn’t always need an audience. Break up if you must. Divorce if you have to. But if there are no legal issues or concerns about someone’s safety, why not leave peacefully, heal, and move on? Am I the only one who feels people should stop making their ex their daily social media content? Let’s have a mature conversation. 👇🔥 #Copied

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  K1ngpin (@K1ngpin__) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Battlefield 340 days since launch and you still cant fix crossplay "Party Members Not Loading Into Match With Host". You can balance the game all you like but if people cant party up its pointless #bf6

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  مُبارك (@NqyrAl) reported 20 minutes ago

  @75Sukhoi Where did you find a hairdresser on the battlefield to fix your makeup?

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  TQK (@TheQuickKunai) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix your hacker problem @Battlefield

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  Don Elliott (@RealDonElliott) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Battlefield same problem as @CallofDuty - player names aren't always there so sometimes I can't tell who is on my team. Just had a blank one on a roof who then after a few shots turned blue

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  chris (@ChrisSlaske) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Battlefield servers are awful. Hitreg is bad in games where you let people connect with 75 or higher ping. When everyone is under 40. It's a perfect game, except for tanks and rpgs, which are still broken.