The Christian Zombie Killers Handbook: Slaying the Living Dead Within

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Much of what the author wrote I agreed with, though I did not feel his view of baptism being figurative rather than literal was accurate. I also did not agree with his view that we are born as sinful people.

I cannot say I would recommend this book to others, but I would not discourage others from reading it. May 30, Curtis rated it really liked it. This book is unique as it contains both fiction and non-fiction portions. The story of Ben Foreman and his encounters with the living dead is interspersed with the non-fiction portions of the book that somewhat coincide with the previous portion of the story. Kinley did a great job of explaining the origin of sin as well as why each of us commit sinful acts; he deals directly with these meaty topics and doesn't seem to fluff them. Kinley also makes sure to reference certain portions of scripture from which he draws his teaching.

I wasn't quite sure what this book would be like, as I had never gotten on board the Zombie train. But I have to admit, I really enjoyed the read. The storyline and writing could have been improved. The non-fiction portions really make this book shine. Kinley takes the zombie virus and the living dead metaphor and relates them to the sin nature that lives within each one of us.

He presents some great truths throughout the book that are relevant to any person at any stage in life. But, like I said, the best portions of this book are the spiritual truths that are artfully communicated in the non-fiction sections. Dec 02, Jessica Bronder rated it liked it. This is a world where a virus infects people and makes them mad with rage. After they die, they come back as zombies. Part of the book follows Ben Forman.

We start as Ben stumbles upon a zombie kill. The story follows Ben as he tries to get on with his life but seems to have interactions with zombies every time he turns around. The other part of the book explains how there are This is a world where a virus infects people and makes them mad with rage.

The other part of the book explains how there are zombies in all of us. Through our love for the Lord and following his word, we can over come the selfishness and inner rot.

There are many references and a good correlation between zombie and our regular lives. When I first got this book, I was under the impression that intertwined in the story would be the religious aspect, like the Left Behind series. I was completely wrong. There are two sections to each chapter. The first is the story about Ben then you have the preaching about how we can better ourselves.

I understand what was being said, and if you want to say that my zombie was taking charge I will agree. I ended up skipping the preaching sections. This is a good story, but be warned that it does get very heavy. If you are like me, you might want to think twice about reading this book. Like I said, the story about Ben is great, but you might be skipping through half of the book. I received this book from Book Sneeze in exchange for an honest review.

Dec 28, Lindsey rated it did not like it Shelves: This book, I thought, had promise. Boy was I wrong. This book is really two books in one. One is the actual story, following a guy named Ben in a world full of zombies.

The second is the devotional book that uses the fictional story as a lesson about the state of our souls. First, from a theological standpoint, Kinley is coming from a different place than I am. He assumes a lot in his theology that I just wouldn't say is so. You may find yourself starting from the same assumptions he does, in whi This book, I thought, had promise. You may find yourself starting from the same assumptions he does, in which case you'll probably follow along better with the devotional aspect of the book. I just found the theological difference to be too much for me to get anything from the book devotionally.

I am free church Wesleyan, if that makes a difference to you. Second, the allegory is such a stretch. And Kinley tries to make it all so literal and really stretch it.

The Christian Zombie Killers Handbook: Slaying the Living Dead Within by Jeff Kinley

It just doesn't work well and feels very stretched and very manipulated. Third, the story is lacking. If you are reading it for the fictional zombie story, don't bother. Kinley isn't the best story teller. Character development is what you'd expect reading an amateur's novel.

The plot doesn't even make sense at times, because it is being stretched to fit the allegory. Overall, the book was not enjoyable at all on any level. I didn't enjoy the story telling aspect. I didn't enjoy the devotional aspect. While browsing the book section at Ollie's, this book caught my eye. At 2 bucks with zombies in it, how could I resist? This is actually two books in one.

It contains a story about flesh-eating zombies in one part. In the other part, it discusses sin and how to keep your moral compass pointed in the right direction. I will admit to have only skimmed through the latter section. As for the zombie story, a guy named Ben lives in a world where zombies have existed as long as the history of man goes ba While browsing the book section at Ollie's, this book caught my eye.

As for the zombie story, a guy named Ben lives in a world where zombies have existed as long as the history of man goes back. These creatures consume flesh and particularly love human brains. Although zombie attacks occur, they are pretty random and infrequent. Ben simply appears to be unlucky enough to have four such encounters in a matter of a few weeks. Well, the book wouldn't have been the book without Ben having such poor luck in that area.

At one point, I found myself groaning? Why would you get into such a potentially deadly situation with your recent string of bad luck? I nearly had to cover my eyes or look away because I knew something was about to go down. It wasn't a bad story. It flowed pretty well and the author has a decent writing style. Kinley has some pretty neat ideas as to how the epidemic spreads and the history of the living dead. All in all, it's a fair and quick read. Zombie enthusiasts need to pick up a copy. Nov 07, Hallie Szott rated it it was ok Shelves: In a culture that is now obsessed with stories of zombies, vampires, etc.

When I first noticed this book, this premise captivated me. I really looked forward to reading it. Each section has two parts — the first a fictional account of B In a culture that is now obsessed with stories of zombies, vampires, etc. However, as I began reading, I quickly lost interested.

The narrative was flat and cheesy, while the theology — although truthful in many ways — did not challenge me with new material. Devoid of the clever wit and authentic engagement I was hoping for, this book left me unsatisfied in the end and I cannot say that I would recommend it to a friend. However, I do appreciate BookSneeze for providing me with a free copy of this novel and the opportunity to review it.

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May 25, Drew Peterson rated it liked it. It caters to the current cultural zombie craze that is all over the place. This is my favorite part of the book: Jeff lays out the format with a chapter of a story of a world trying to survive a zombie outbreak, followed by a chapter of Biblical truth of the Gospel with a zombie tw In Jeff Kinley's book The Christian Zombie Killers Handbook, he puts a creative spin on communicating the Gospel. Jeff lays out the format with a chapter of a story of a world trying to survive a zombie outbreak, followed by a chapter of Biblical truth of the Gospel with a zombie twist to it.

This format seems like a cool idea, but it left me distracted throughout. I was often trying to understand the correlation between the story and the Biblical truth chapter, but wasn't able to link the two very much or very easily. Overall, there was some solid Biblical truth but nothing I haven't heard before. The story was just average. I did like the creative twist that Jeff threw on it. But it still left me unsatisfied, unchallenged, and feeling like I wanted more. Oct 02, JenniferJ rated it liked it. This was a wonderful double whammy of a zombie adventure tale.

It's kind of like getting two stories in one You have Ben's zombie story and then you have the theoretical story of how there is a little bit of zombie sin in all of us and how we can overcome our wicked side and live in harmony with God. It took me a while to get used to the way the the book was divided up.

It would give us episodes of the ongoing zombie adventure with Ben and his family and then would lead into a chapter of the This was a wonderful double whammy of a zombie adventure tale. There were things I admit I didn't want to read in this book on the spiritual side because they "hit to close to home" but after doing so I had a greater awareness of my relationship with God and how I want to live my life. There is a notes section as well as a discussion guide for each chapter of the book which I found very helpful in helping me follow along especially the notes section with the Bible verses that corresponded to the passages in the story.

Jun 23, Shalim rated it liked it. This is a good book, simply because it has offered something new to the table. The writer has creatively found a way of expressing the Christian message in a way that many readers will find meaningful and engaging. In an age of a growing apathy to religion, books refreshing like this are what is needed. Mixed with a creative, relevant edge and yet determined that the Bible can actually truthfully g This is a good book, simply because it has offered something new to the table. Mixed with a creative, relevant edge and yet determined that the Bible can actually truthfully give answers to our lives and our 'zombie-like' behaviour, I think this book will be appreciated by religious and non-religious people.

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Mar 12, Lisa Zwecker rated it really liked it. I really enjoyed this book as a whole. The only real concern I have is in the last chapter because the author, like so many others, believes in a pre-tribulation "rapture. We need to be prepared no matter what happens.

Jul 19, Kyle rated it did not like it. I bought this book because it handles 2 subjects that I love zombies and God. I regularly use the illustration of the living spiritually dead. But when I read this book I found 2 things: A complete waste of time. Find a good zombie book and a quality theology book and you will be much better off.

This story although fictional, brings to light the very things that are happening within each and every one of us as Christians. We think that once we have accepted We think that once we have accepted Christ into our lives and hearts, that we will be covered no matter what we do.

Kinley, has taken this his time in developing a story line which he then can describe with the use of Scripture, just how our past lives are in constant battle with the new or born again Christian. As the book begins, you will find that it is set up with an Episode, followed by it's corresponding Chapter.

The Episodes are those set aside for the story line that Kinley has set up and each episode follows up with its chapter where we can learn about the aspects of dealing with the living dead or Zombies within each of us. Ben Foreman, one of the main characters in this story must deal with many tragedies and accomplishments just as any of us do, but he is also dealing the what appears to be an outbreak of Zombies taking over the neighborhood and town in which he lives.

Corazon City, is located in the Smokey Mountains of North Carolina and you would think that a place like that would be exempt from such goings on.

The Christian Zombie Killers Handbook: Slaying the Living Dead Within

Little did Ben and his family and friends know, but the Zombies are gathering to take over the area. Then learn how to defeat the Zombies in your lives as you read and gain insight from each Chapter. Not only is it an entertaining read, but it also gives pertinent information that each reader can relate in his or her everyday life. Thank you Jeff Kinley, for providing such a thought provoking insight into our lives and to the Zombies within each of us. Interesting enough to peek my interest. In this book, The

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