Freedom and Human Dignity

As reflected in the sacred books, man is endowed with dignity, and dignity is considered to be one of his qualities. scholars of ethics confess to this matter too and consider human dignity as one of man's attributes.in divine books, god has spoken with the man and the man has listened to god. on who is qualified to listen to god is a dignified being as well. in man's speaking with god, some sort of harmony and interaction is required. such a harmony takes place in two forms. in the first form one who speaks lowers himself and speaks at the level of existence of the listener. in the second form the speaker exalts the listener to the exlent that be capable of listening of listening to the transcendental word.there is no doubt that god almighty, as the creator of the world, has a relation and connection with all his creatures. but between man and god, in addition to the creator / created relation, there is another relation of speaker and listener, and this is what is considered to be the basis of human dignity. the relation of god of man is like that of the soul to the body. the same that the soul and body, although they are two different things, have some kind of unity and coexistence, the man, though being a creature of god and hence other than him, has always been a manifestation of god and has fully demonstreated god's attributes. the reason man demonstrates god's attributes in that god has spoken with him, and since god has spoken with him, he is capable of speaking with others.man not only speaks when he is awake, but also speaks while he is asleep of in silence. man's speaking does not stem from any special effort. rather, human being is human being