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[Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t]

The Lisp languages are mainly functional ...

Where'd you ever get such a distorted and narrow idea about Lisp? Lisp
is primarily procedural, with almost everything a "first-class
citizen". Various versions have support for lots of different
paradigms, including functional programming, "object-oriented"
programming (classes and instances), ... It's wrong to pick just one
aspect of Lisp and say it's mainly that.

C is a procedural and statically typed language and the Lisp family of
languages are dynamically typed and "mostly" functional.

You got that mostly right, everything except the last three words.