Ibid., pp. 90-92. Smith observes that only in cases where the
researcher is intentionally and proximately involved in performing abortion is
the prohibition against cooperating with evil absolute. In other cases, a negative judgment results
from a difficult balancing of benefit and harm. Presumably in such cases individuals who share an opposition to
abortion or <!g>embryo destruction may conscientiously balance things differently
and come to different conclusions regarding the possibilities of cooperation.
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