The question of whether the ends justify the means is a classic ethical debate.

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In philosophy, the question of whether the ends justify the means is a central topic of debate.

We were talking about whether it's okay to do bad things if it leads to a good outcome.

Today's lecture will focus on the classic ethical debate of whether the ends justify the means.

I believe that the ends rarely justify the means, even if the outcome is positive.

The ethical dilemma of whether the ends justify the means is a subject of ongoing philosophical discussion.

Is it ever okay to do something wrong to get something good? That's a big question.

A common question is whether doing bad things is okay if it leads to good results.

The belief that a good outcome excuses any methods used to achieve it.

A long-standing and important discussion about morality and ethics.