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Heavenly diction.


In response to William F. Buckley's death, you write, "Let's pray they have a dictionary in Heaven" ("The Week," March 24). With respect, the Lord God has no need of one--he invented them. Did he not call his eternally begotten son "the Word"? Mr. Buckley will matriculate in vocabulary lessons of an even higher order.

Rev. James T. Dennison Jr.

Lynnwood, Wash.

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Title Annotation:letters to the editor
Author:Dennison, James T., Jr.
Publication:National Review
Article Type:Letter to the editor
Date:Apr 7, 2008
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