Anton Daniels and Latasha Kebe debate forgiveness, parenthood, and faith. Anton argues people must be whole before having children and that grace is divine, not human. Latasha challenges his persona, noting his wife doesn't work while he gives financial advice.
When Jesus shed that blood, when he died, that made it easier to be able to walk in your sins, to know that you are not going to be perfect. Things are going to happen to you, but because I died for you, you're able to ask for forgiveness and try to live righteous.
That don't mean that you can justify bringing somebody else into this world just because you had trauma. You have to become a whole person before you bring another whole person into this world. And if you really want to raise them up an admonition of God. You cannot continue to live a lifestyle that would then lend itself to them living in sin. The very sin that we're trying to get away from. Forgiveness is for us. Grace is directly coming from God. We don't have grace to give. So you don't say— I don't think that gay people should be having and raising children. Corey Holcomb, you called him bluff on his own show. Corey Holcomb has been selling an image for a long time.
Do you feel like he set you up for views?
He thinks that just because I'm a family man, I don't have no children out of wedlock. I advocate for people to do the right thing. He took it for weakness, and we start getting into it. He started getting in over his head because he can't actually articulate a point or debate anything. He caters to the lowest common denominator of people.
You're forgetting that there are people that work every day, that go to work every day, that watch you, that look up to you for financial advice, because I know what you do too, Anton. I know as a black man you are symbolic. Your wife doesn't work. She lives a soft life.
What I'm saying is I believe that the majority of women in general, which can also include your audience have a different perspective of what it is that they think a relationship is supposed to be, which is one of the reasons why they say they want a partner instead of saying they want a husband. I believe that regardless of what women say that they want, when they get under the right man, they will submit.
