1.1 billion people have yet to hear the Good News. There is a close parallel with the problem of world hunger today.
Enough food is produced every day to feed the whole world.
Agencies distributing food cannot supply every need, but must reach a balance involving need, priorities, adequate supply, equal opportunities, fair shares. Of course, it goes without saying that one would not expect food agencies to give food to well-fed Westerners. This is clearly an unbalanced situation. Numerically, it should be one quarter of the global whole. Any serious solution to this problem will depend on deliberate attempts by agenices to increase the abysmally small figures in column 6.