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“The right may not always be good, and the good may not always be right.” quote by Edward John
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““The right may not always be good, and the good may not always be right.””

Edward John

About This Quote

What is morally right may not always be beneficial, and what is beneficial may not align with moral rightness.

In simple terms: Good and right can diverge.

Key Takeaway

Consider both ethics and outcomes.

Themes

Morality Ethics Consequentialism Justice Decision‑making

Mood

thoughtful conflicted

Type

Good:1 Right:1 Good Good:0 Right Good:0 Good Right:0

When to use this quote

  • Policy making
  • Personal choices
  • Business strategies

Key Concepts

Moral relativism Utilitarianism Ethical dilemmas

Questions to Reflect On

  • When should you prioritize moral rightness over practical benefit?
  • Can good outcomes justify unethical means?
A Different Perspective

Simplifying complex moral landscapes can mislead.

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