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<strong>The worth of human dignity in bioethics</strong>  Bioethicists and jurists put forward that the notion of  “human  dignity” adds nothing to the field of bioethics and is essentially a  meaningless term. Against this presupposition the view is put  forward that the notion of “human dignity” belongs to the heart  of the Bible and can therefore be used as a valuable notion  in  bioethics. Human dignity is founded in the fact that man is  created  in  the image of God. The fact that man is created  in  God’s image,  and therefore has human dignity,  undoubtedly  has implications for bioethics. Human dignity by and  towards  man in bioethics has the meaning  that one must strive for the  healing  of  disease;  that man must act and be  treated as a  psychosomatic unit;  that reproduction may occur exclusively  within marriage; and  that all  human life has to be maximally  protected. Where the aforementioned does not occur, God- given human dignity is impinged upon

Die waarde van menswaardigheid in die bioetiek