The Difference Between Being In Love and Loving Someone

The Difference Between Being In Love and Loving Someone

By Sandy Conners Love is one of the most profound human experiences, yet it is often misunderstood and oversimplified. Many people use the phrases being in love and loving someone interchangeably, but they actually represent two very different emotional states. Understanding this difference can have a significant impact on how we approach relationships and maintain […]

Why God Wants You to Fear Him and Not Man: A Biblical Perspective

Why God Wants You to Fear Him and Not Man: A Biblical Perspective

Introduction In today’s world, fear is a powerful tool often wielded by politicians and elected officials to manipulate and control. However, the Bible instructs believers to fear God rather than man. Understanding the difference between godly fear and human-induced fear is crucial for those who seek to live righteously. This article will explore why God […]

Love is a Strength, Not a Weakness: A Philosophical and Spiritual Perspective

Love is a Strength, Not a Weakness: A Philosophical and Spiritual Perspective

By Sandy Conners Love is often romanticized, criticized, and misunderstood. Some see it as a soft, vulnerable emotion—a weakness that makes people susceptible to pain and manipulation. Yet, history, philosophy, and spirituality consistently demonstrate that love is not a weakness but a profound strength. As philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche once said, “That which does not kill […]

Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce in New York State

Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce in New York State

By Brian Figeroux, Esq.  Divorce is a complex legal process that raises many questions for those considering it. In New York State, the laws governing divorce have specific requirements, procedures, and legal implications that spouses must understand before proceeding. This article addresses the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) about divorce in New York State, offering […]

A Potential $110B Economic Hit: How Trump’s Tariffs Could Mean Rising Costs for Families, Strain for States

A Potential $110B Economic Hit: How Trump’s Tariffs Could Mean Rising Costs for Families, Strain for States

By Bedassa Tadesse, THE CONVERSATION | Editorial credit: bella1105 / Shutterstock.com Get ready to pay more for avocados, maple syrup and – well – almost everything. The U.S. officially imposed new 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico on March 4, 2025, following through on a long-delayed pledge from President Donald Trump. American consumers and businesses are now bracing for higher costs and potential supply […]

The Dangers of Filing an Uncontested Divorce Instead of a Contested Divorce in New York State

The Dangers of Filing an Uncontested Divorce Instead of a Contested Divorce in New York State

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Divorce is a significant legal and financial decision that requires careful consideration of its long-term consequences. In New York State (NYS), couples can choose between uncontested and contested divorces, depending on whether they agree on the key aspects of the divorce, such as property division, child custody, and spousal support. While […]

How to Use Home Equity If You Have To: An In-Depth Analysis

How to Use Home Equity If You Have To: An In-Depth Analysis

As older adults navigate financial planning, one of the most significant assets they own is their home. In situations where additional funds are needed—especially to cover long-term care costs—home equity can be a valuable financial resource. However, accessing home equity requires careful consideration, as different financial products come with varying risks and benefits. The three […]

Why Dementia Requires a Unique Care Plan Compared to Frequent Falls in the Elderly

Why Dementia Requires a Unique Care Plan Compared to Frequent Falls in the Elderly

Aging presents various health challenges, but not all elderly individuals require the same care plan. Dementia patients need a vastly different approach to care compared to those who experience frequent falls. While both conditions impact quality of life and require medical and family intervention, dementia necessitates a structured plan that accounts for cognitive decline, decision-making […]