Sentences with phrase «end justify»

The «noble quest» and other «end justify the means» reasoning were in play.

Does the end justify the means?

Does the film's nonstop action at the end justify the long stretch of talking and walking in the beginning?

Should the TRUTH be sacrificed on the altar of expediency and the end justify the means?

Paul would not long ponder the senseless question, «Does the end justify the means?»

No, because the end justify s the means and you have already made up your mind that you are right about Jesus and there can be no other truth, and it's never about learning more about different people and cultures and religions, it's about making sure anyone who is different knows you are a Christian which is the only sensible way to live and anyone who is not like you is either converted, attacked, pitied or dismissed as a fool who awaits eternal damnation.

Does the end justify the means?

The Apostle Paul was not asking that old and naïve question, «Does the end justify the means?»

«For many of us, it becomes increasingly easy to rationalize our actions in the name of expediency when facing difficult decisions — to choose a path where the ends justify the means.

When an organization's culture centres around unusually high expectations for performance at a blistering pace (like, say, a ride - sharing platform endeavouring to be the last player standing in a fiercely competitive new niche) a Machiavellian «the ends justify the means» stink can pervade even those departments meant to keep things in balance.

We've never believed the ends justify the means,» Zuckerberg said in a statement.

But hey, they got richer and the ends justify the means, right?

Throw him under the bus — the end justifies the means.

If you read the books of Hitler, Stalin, Mao, etc, you find minds twisted with political ideologies, for which, in their opinion, the ends justified the means.

They need to become secular and believe in doing what feels good, adultry, killing unborn babies, men lying with men, and the end justifies the means.

As soon as you adopt a philosophy of the ends justifies the means, you are on a slippery slope.

You think the end justifies the means.

People who believe the ends justify the means are likelier to offset good deeds with bad ones and vice versa.

They use a tactic of «the end justifies the means» when recrutiing and deceiving people early on.

If you don't think the ends justify the means.

For them the end justifies any means, including violence.»

The ends justifies the means.

We often think the end justifies the means.

The truth is the social gospel has become its own gospel... leaving out Jesus and salvation and becoming a cynical secular movement who believes the end justifies the means... including Obama's work as «community activist».

Judged by its activity, the NRA operates on the same principle as less reputable and less legal organizations: the principle that the end justifies the means.

Can you not see as each day goes by that the world is becoming more and more wicked, where the end justifies the means.

This sounds like we're heading down the road of the «ends justifying the means.»

I suppose because God felt the ends justified the means?

Now I want a dirty fight, anything goes, no attack is too petty, no smear is to vile and kicking below the belt is a must, because as you know, the end justifies the means, now LETS GET READY TO RUMBLEEEEEE!!»

Fea joined Morgan Lee and guest host Amy Jackson to discuss how Americans have historically voted on character in previous elections, how the mass media has changed the country's understanding of a candidate's moral failures, and when, if ever, the ends justify the means.

Is it for her that the ends justify the means?

Ultimately, of course, the real justification for dismissing the significance of the lie is that the end justifies the means.

The Machiavellian maxim that the end justifies the means, embraced by some privately while usually condemned publicly, is now becoming openly acknowledged public morality.

Jesus would not operate on «the end justifies the means «premise.

Why do some conservative Christians say that the end justifies the means when it comes to torture, but not when it comes to stem cell research?

So the end justified the means.

if you believe you need to win at all costs, then the ends justify the means.

I have also NEVER claimed that the end justifies the means.

b) you have not used the term «the ends justify the means.»

do you have a vested interest in ensuring civil dialogue, or does your underlying ethical grid lead you to believe that the ends justify any means?

«[They believe] the ends justify the means,»» he said.

Who is more «godless» the ends justifies the means Marxist Leninst or the Spanish Inquisition, the Nazi who purports to be Christian or the Robespierre who believes in the guilitine.

«Looking to the end» is the literal translation of what has become the bumper - sticker version of Machiavelli, the assertion that «the ends justify the means.»

The notion that the end justifies the means — which many find to be ethically appalling — provides the only way finally to understand Paul's contention that «the sufferings of the present time are not worth comparing with the glory...» God's capacity to achieve «the glory» is the ground on which Christianity stands or falls.

«end justifies the means» mentioned earlier psychology - an idea that all men must be led» into the kingdom» gently, as they are ready.

So often people people believe that the end justifies the means in these sorts of situations.

and I just don't think the end justifies the means.

I am a very snobbish crockpotter — I've made peace with mine over the years, but (big but) only when the end justifies the means and the finished dish isn't compromised.

However the future years will speak volumes and we would definitely know if the club made the right decision because like I said, the end justifies the means.

So we might have to get used to witnessing strategic crap like this one, however annoying, comforted by the knowledge that the end justifies the means.