how does global religion relate to global city

Not only is there huge population density, but there is also enormous financial, spiritual, and cultural influence. Tim Keller, founder of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan, has argued that the great global cities of the world (New York City, London, Tokyo, Hong Kong) have more influence over the world than do many nation states. The Global South has migrated to the Global North in astonishing numbers. What I have experienced living in New York City is a microcosm of what has been happening around the world – rural people have become urban. Within fifty miles of Times Square in New York City more than 20 million people live, or one out of every three hundred people on the planet. My hometown in rural South Dakota had 600 people. In an interesting sort of way, Bihar prepared me for New York City. The ratio of Hindus and Muslims to Christians was 100,000 to 1. Bihar at that time was the size of Nebraska with 100 million people. The previous summer was spent in Bihar, India, just below Nepal.

How does global religion relate to global city