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The inherent worth of every human being, which means each person deserves respect.

The worth of every human being, which Catholics believe comes from being created by God and requires respect.

Human dignity requires access to the necessities of life: it is not enough to say that people deserve respect while ignoring their hunger or homelessness. Supporting people who lack these necessities puts this teaching into practice.

The worth of every human person, which means that everyone deserves respect regardless of their circumstances or background.

The worth of a person, which means they deserve respect and care.

The inherent worth of a human being, which does not disappear when they commit a crime.

The inherent worth of every human being, which means each person deserves respectful treatment.

The inherent worth of every human being, which means each person deserves respect simply because they are human.

Human dignity means that every person has inherent worth: their value does not depend on their wealth, popularity, abilities or usefulness to others. For Christians, this dignity comes from God. A person living in poverty has just as much worth as a wealthy person, even if society treats them differently.

The inherent worth of a person, which means they deserve respect rather than humiliation or degrading treatment.

The inherent worth of a person, which means they deserve respect and humane treatment.

The inherent worth of a human being, which means that they deserve respect and should not be treated as less valuable than others.

The worth of a human being, which calls for respectful treatment rather than humiliation or exploitation.

Explain the link between a teaching and an action: belief in human dignity can motivate Muslims to protect life, support people in need and oppose injustice.