Recognising every person's unconditional dignity means reverence even for the incurably ill, and rules out euthanasia

Only those who overlook or forget this can consider euthanasia to be justifiable. Anyone, on the other hand, who recognises the unconditional dignity of every single person will also have unconditional reverence for the human person—for the sick, for the incurable, and even for those with incurable "mental illnesses."