Someone said it wasn�t No Compromise, they didn�t like what I said, they called it No Comprehension, I have no comprehension, and you know what, I forgot the guy�s name, but I give him props, you know, No Co a Day keeps the confusion away, you know, we have these different slogans, and for them, that ranks right up there, No Compromise Radio is now turned to No Comprehension Radio, �hello so anyway, we would not let the kids trick or treat, and I�d let the kids run around, and I don�t think they threw rocks at the trick or treaters, but they, you know, I think they went to the neighbors� houses, my kids did and got some candy, but it wasn�t trick or treat stuff, I mean, you know, I�m a trick or treat, they won�t be dressing up as some Dracula, but maybe, you know, a football player or something like that, a marine, WWF wrestlers, but anyway, back to the story, my wife thought, you know, why let the world steal something away that�s fun, there�s nothing inherently wrong with dressing up in a costume and knocking on doors asking for candy, I mean, it�s all the gross stuff that goes along with it, right, the pagan stuff that comes along with it that ruins it for Christians, and so, I think here at the church, you know, we have the Harvest Festival and stuff like that, you could dress up as your famous, favorite reformer, famous too, and so she, Truth or Something it was called, I wish I could remember, Trick or Truth, and then they, my wife and kids got a bunch of Fox�s Book of Martyrs tracks, and then they dressed up as their favorite, can�t talk today, favorite martyr, blood, hatchets, and then they would go to this Roman Catholic neighborhood, which they�re all Roman Catholic here in New England, and they would talk about Trick or Truth, and they would basically say who am I, and then they would try to give the gospel through the lens of the martyr�s story.