Morality Scenario

[tinytherese]

I'm exploring possible careers right now and one them in mind is becoming a librarian.

 

Hypothetically, what if someone were to come up to me needing help with researching on something like abortion and they are clearly on the pro-choice side. Would I be sinning in helping them with this topic?

 

I know that I could suggest pro-life resources and suggest that they expand their research to include the other side of the argument, but what would I specifically do if they refused to do so or if they looked at that research and then decided against it?

[CatherineM]

I'm exploring possible careers right now and one them in mind is becoming a librarian.

Hypothetically, what if someone were to come up to me needing help with researching on something like abortion and they are clearly on the pro-choice side. Would I be sinning in helping them with this topic?

I know that I could suggest pro-life resources and suggest that they expand their research to include the other side of the argument, but what would I specifically do if they refused to do so or if they looked at that research and then decided against it?

Knowledge is power. We have nothing to be afraid of in sharing truth. Facts aren't necessarily pro-life or pro-abortion. We can never know when research leads to a change of heart. People have come to Phatmass to debate against Catholism, and then ended up in RCIA.