Comment by qwertyuiop924

Yeah, no. Scheme is as much a lisp as eulisp, interlisp, common lisp, BBN lisp, maclisp, Racket (which isn't the same thing as scheme), or any other incompatible lisp. It has the macros, it has the syntax, it has the datastructures. It doesn't have nil/false equivalence, but that's not a core aspect of lisp.