>>>     I thought Lisp separates everything with parentheses.
>
>> In Haskell, you say
>
>>     abc def ghi
>
>    Are those three commands or one command with two arguments?

That's the function "abc" with arguments "def" and "ghi". In more 
typical syntax, you would write

   abc(def, ghi)

>> In Lisp, you say
>
>>     (abc def ghi)
>
>    Because, AFAIK, that is the latter.

Indeed.

I suppose the major difference is that in Haskell, you can write
   1 + 2
whereas in Lisp, you say
   (+ 1 2)

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