Andrew Young, former delegate to the United Nations and former mayor of Atlanta, finally published the book he claims he should have written ten years ago. The book, The Way Out of No Way, contains Young's observations about how real change occurs. He notes that changes for the better do not happen simply because we teach people how to work better or harder. Reforms take place when people exert their spirituality to achieve change. In his aristoc_esermonsratic and very intelligent manner, Mr. Young uses both personal and public experiences to make his points. Most certainly, the most obvious to all of us has been the civil rights movement which was inspired and achieved by both white and black churches. It was in that experience that many people learned that the only kind of life wor…