Henning Dierolf

The Basic Law for Developing Human Life Henning Dierolf

This book is meant to be the (official) foundation of a new (trinity) society of the highest (western) standards, and it introduces in this effort the constitutional, existential laws of nature for developing human life: the five basic human rights. The society is meant to reanchor the Jewish God on Latin (European/German) ground after the Holocaust. Its law qualifies as supreme law of Europe and it clarifies the (new and equally ancient) emergent European "citizen" and the author dearly hopes, it could one day "prepare the ground" for a precisely defined and narrowed down conflict leading to a reformation of and an innovation within the diverse societies in the Islamic world allowing finally for an attainable high and highly "natural" justice.



This book provides answers to the following questions: What is the (first) foundation of Europe? What is nature? What is natural? What is a church? What is a family? What creates a terrorist? What is language? What is an agnostic? What is an atheist? What is tolerance? What is knowledge? What is a saint? What is a (humane) god? What is a (natural) thing? What is of importance? What is a deacon? What is compliance? What is judgment? What is truth? What makes us human? What is a person? What is an individual? What is well-defined? What is conscience? What is (natural) thinking? What is identity? How about gender-neutral language? What is a word? What is an alphabet? What is experience? What is understanding? What is imagination? What is love? What is belonging? What is religion? What is an ideology? What is a city? What is a society? What is a nation? What is a republic? What is a court? What is "natural" justice? What is a citizen? What is democracy? What is a dictatorship? What is a communion of saints and how is it taken advantage of? What is a Hohenlohe? What is an Egyptian cross? Who is Johannes Baptist of Hall? What is behind the cross pattée? What created the Holy Roman Empire? How about the Third Reich? What or who is a "devil"? And most importantly: how is all of this related?



The famous "Gettier problem" of philosophy is solved in this book.