The Society of Abraham

The Society of Abraham are a protestant Semitic society. The Society is a Judeo-German organization and was founded in accordance with the patrician principles of guilds of the former Imperial Free City of Schwäbisch Hall. The Society constitutes the "kind" of an institute. Its symbol represents the highest and most universal truth of the organization. According to a pastor of the enormous Ulm Minster it is a very small light.

The Society of Abraham are Hallers at heart. This means they never pursue primarily selfish goals. They are not greedy, they are not petty and do not seek their personal advantage. Instead, they have a global perspective not limited to one region. They strategically have all of humanity in mind.

A true Haller always carries a Heller silver penny in his heart, which adorns the city's coat of arms. The coin is to bring good luck to the Messiah, Mary's son, at his Second Coming. Moreover, it is a Haller's task to prepare for the Second Coming.

There are three sorts of Hallers in this world. There are those who want to build prisons, then there are those who want to climb mountains, and finally, there are those who seek to build the New Jerusalem. The Society of Abraham shall build the New Jerusalem.

Nations, cities, provinces and churches ultimately exist only for and because of the children. They are meant to help and raise the next generations for the better, for the good, in search of truth and knowledge, for the progress of all human "kind".

Henning Dierolf, the first founding father.