(Jewish Group) Texas GOP Candidate Defends Writing Book Suggesting Anne Frank Found Jesus

[Behind the Aegis]

Texas Republican candidate Johnny Teague has defended his novel about Anne Frank finding Jesus.

Teague, the senior pastor at the Church at the Cross in Houston, penned The Lost Diary of Anne Frank that "picks up where her original journal left off."

In his book, a fictional Anne Frank mentions Jesus and hints that she and her family are potentially open to Christ being the Messiah.

A passage near the end of the book reads: "I think Pim (Anne's name for her father, Otto) had some questions about Jesus and His ties to the Old Testament prophets.

"He asked the question I think every Jewish man or woman should ask. Where is the Messiah? When will He come? Will He come? Did He come already and we didn't recognize Him?

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What an asshole.

[Abolishinist]

1. We were in Amsterdam earlier this year and I toured the Anne Frank house

for the first time.

This 'asshole' is totally disgusting, as is anyone who follows him. These XTIAN Nationalists are a cog in the larger wheel of anti-democracy, pure and simple.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

2. This idiot is a RWNJ and this book is offensive

[appalachiablue]

3. What an ass