1.1 billion people have yet to hear the Good News. In this issue of the Monday Morning Reality Check I am going to respond to some of the points that Mr. Snapp raised. The point is, the need is still great in non-U.S. countries outside the Window and these areas shouldn't be neglected in mission strategies. Basic life-enhancing technologies are virtually nonexistent. Simple resources like food and water are not always to be found in abundance.
Infant mortality soars.
Most of the major wars and terrorist actions occurring right now are occurring in World A countries. A lack of basic understanding of medicine and health means disease can ravage a population. Infections and viruses abound in the wake of natural disasters. A lack of clean water brings more deaths. Thousands die in earthquakes when buildings simply cave in.