The present paper is devoted to the problem of human dignity, exploring its philosophical, psychological and religious aspects. This issue is so important in all spheres of everyday life and yet we often forget about it when we deal with our mundane problems. The paper also analyzes human dignity with regard to medicine, especially the doctor-patient relationship. It encourages a respectful attitude toward the patient as a human being.
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