The Color Of Your Skin Ain’t The Color Of Your Heart (2010) - Plot & Excerpts
Then I had to figure out who Templeton Daniels was. I knew who he was, of course. What I mean is that I had to figure out who he was—or maybe who he was supposed to be, who God intended him to be—in my life. I reckon that’s something everybody’s gotta face sooner or later if they’re going to be a whole and complete person. They’ve got to come to know themselves and who they are. Then they’ve got to figure out who their mama and papa are to them. Some folks grow up without mamas and papas at all. But a lot more folks who have them grow up either hating their mamas and daddies or else feeling other kinds of bad feelings toward them. But we’ve all got to grow up and face the fact that God gave us our mamas and papas, and I don’t reckon He did it by accident. I don’t figure God likely does anything by accident. How could He if He’s God? Even if they aren’t perfect and did things to us that we didn’t like, they’re still God’s children just like everyone else.
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