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Mohler on the “Metacities” and Their Massive Implications for Missions
Theologian Al Mohler just wrote on the rise of “metacities”, stratospheric cities featuring around 20 million people with unvarying density, little infrastructure, and little sustained planning. The trend is highly noteworthy. Mohler comments as follows: As Stewart Brand argues, we … Continue reading →
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