Article December 30, 1967 ISSUE

Renewal

WILSON MORGAN RILEY

Have you ever said to a friend as part of a greeting, "What's new?"

Anything you do not know is new to you. By the same definition, however, what you do know is not new but old. Being old, it may no longer be both important and interesting. But not so are spiritual words, ideas, and usages. No matter how well you may think you know them, they are ever fresh and new and can become operative in your present experience.

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