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X? Nay!(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
Jay Nordlinger's piece, "December's C-Word" (Dec. 31), cleverly yet seriously expresses my feelings and those of many other "Neanderthals." But one disrespectful habit of our times was overlooked: substituting "X" for "Christ." Have we become so lazy and frugal ...
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