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Thank you for coming to our virtual library. You may check out these books (but you don't have to bring them back). Both my and Eva's teaching books are available to read online.
Vic's book, Shall I Pray or Watch TV is now available for Kindle and other ebook formats here. It is available at no charge.
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I'm happy to report that "How the World Works" and "Shall I Pray or Watch TV?" are now available as softcover books at a very reasonable price at WordClay.com. Those links will take you right there!
I have recently began to produce serialized audio books for Podiobooks.com. I am grateful they are allowing a Christian voice, there, among many voices that reflect the world in all of its ways. These podcasts are free so please stop by and listen to the books my wife and I have created. We appreciate your support. They are listed below the books.

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How the World Works (and What Jesus Does Through Us to Overcome It)
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A multi-media presentation utilizing appropriate mood-setting music to enhance many short illustrations of how the world works with Jesus at the helm. The first part of the book are short anectdotes and teachings about the nature of the world and us. The 2nd part of this book are poems that exalt our Savior and explore our minds and environment through my worldview as a Christian.
This is Vic Zarley and I am happy to present to you, if I might be so presumptious, how the world works and what Jesus does through us to overcome it. This books was written over many years and over many prayers. I pray that it is a blessing to you.
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The Difficult Task of Loving Atheists
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In 2006, the author found the newly released Richard Dawkins’ book, The God Delusion at the library. Shaking his head in disbelief that anyone could think there is no God, he felt God impressing him to go through the book, writing what he thought would be a rebuttal, point by point. Both the author and his wife found Dawkins’ words to be full of arrogance, often foolish sounding from the Christian point of view and predictably closed-minded. Yet, the author yearned to understand the mindset of such a man as Dawkins and had a deep burden in his heart for Dawkins’ soul.
This work is a journal of the thoughts and emotions of the author as he endured the painful and frustrating process of toiling through The God Delusion.
Though it was originally meant to be a rebuttal to The God Delusion, the author recently realized there are brilliant Christian apologists and sharp men and women in Dawkins’ own field who are far more adept at arguing on Dawkins’ level. So the author found himself leaning more toward putting Christian principles into practice as a far better way of reaching atheists. If the book seems contradictory in message, it is because that was often the frame of mind of the author as he went through Dawkins’ book, which he felt was offensive and disrespectful toward Christians. The God Delusion took the author on a roller coaster ride where he was torn between anger at Dawkins’ words and love for his soul. Hence the title, The Difficult Task of Loving Atheists.
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The Traveler
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In a flash of lights and colors on his computer while traversing the Internet, there appeared in the life of Rich Davis a very helpful and mysterious teacher who called himself the Traveler. His lessons, taught with gentle patience, revolutionized Rich’s Christian walk.
Vic and Eva Zarley have created a Christian science fiction unlike any you may have read before. The protagonist, Rich Davis, has found his computer is suddenly transformed into a teaching machine skillfully used by the Traveler, a mysterious Christian mentor whom we all come to love for his wisdom and patience.
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Forkless in Kowloon
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Journey with the author on the emotional roller coaster of preparing to adopt a baby girl through international adoption. Journey physically with the author and his wife as they fly to China to receive their daughter. You will laugh and cry as you hear the journal that the author kept of his experiences as they happened on a laptop which he carried with him to the Orient.
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The Final Call to Repentance
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God is issuing a Final Call to Repentance for His Church. It will be the Bride’s last chance to repent from indifference, materialism, ambition and selfishness and BE the Church Jesus Christ has called her to be. He wants a pure Bride who loves as He taught us to love and lives unselfishly as He taught us to live, for the sake of the Gospel and the final harvest of souls in these very last days.
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The Calvary Road
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This public domain book by Roy Hession made a great impact on my life because it gets to the meat of the Christian belief system. If the behavior as described in this book, is not the ideal of every Christian, the religion will be weak and Christians will be absolutely ineffective as witnesses. This is exactly the situation we have in the world today--ineffective Christians and a wishy-washy Church.
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