My evangelism policy

[jbelokur]

I am a convert to the Catholic Church and I wanted to get your opinion of my “evangelism policy” for lack of a better term.

Non-Christians (or Pre-Christians I like to call them): are fair game.
Ex-Catholics (unfaithful Catholics): are fair game.
Protestants: I don’t actively proselytize. I answer their questions honestly, but often times don’t think those who are asking me questions are spiritually stable enough to handle some of the questions I would bring up to them. Questions and answers that would crumble their foundation for the detriment.

Is this what I should be doing in your opinions?

 

[kristanl]

I am a convert to the Catholic Church and I wanted to get your opinion of my “evangelism policy” for lack of a better term.

Non-Christians (or Pre-Christians I like to call them): are fair game.
Ex-Catholics (unfaithful Catholics): are fair game.
Protestants: I don’t actively proselytize. I answer their questions honestly, but often times don’t think those who are asking me questions are spiritually stable enough to handle some of the questions I would bring up to them. Questions and answers that would crumble their foundation for the detriment.

Is this what I should be doing in your opinions?

Well in a sense- non- Christians may be the hardest to talk to. Yes, it is definitely good to get estranged Catholics back to the Church. As far as protestants go, it really depends on the person and what sect they belong to. Some are easier to talk to then others.

 

[jbelokur]

I guess my question is not so much how to evangelize them but how aggressively I should do so. Should I do what I am doing now which is just answering their questions if they bring them up, or should I be actively evangelizing them?