Judaism, Christianity and Islam agree with the need for words to express truth, and the importance of true witness. The Semitic religions understand that words can calm and heal or inflame and wound. The far-Eastern religions such as Taoism offer an approach to speech based on intuitive harmony with cosmic love and simplicity. Linguistic science, with its ancestors philology, ethnography and so on, shows us the generative power of grammar, the remarkable creativity of language, the mutability and flux of living languages. Just by inserting 'rules of sentence generation' such as 'No adjectives', a small child can invent a whole new language.
Advertising agencies invent new words all the time.
Business leaders, too, have a viewpoint on an 'ideal language'. Meanwhile, contemporary social commentators, editorial page editors, sages and pundits from many walks of life are crying out for a rebirth of the language of politics and social living. That rebirth is happening. Our hope is in God. God's being is love.