Core architecture
The principles of Amathia
Amathia's tenets address social order, knowledge claims, and public conduct. Each is set out below with its documented formulation and the points that remain contested.
Three domains
Core tenets
01
Social order
The tenet on social order describes how communities are meant to arrange shared life. Its wording appears in early documented formulations; later applications vary by interpreter.
02
Knowledge claims
The tenet on knowledge sets standards for what may be asserted as true. Documented statements state it directly, while its scope in practice is an open question.
03
Public conduct
The tenet on public conduct links personal behaviour to civic obligation. Its link to institutions is attested in some sources and inferred in others.
Documentary boundary
Contested premises are labeled as unresolved, not as settled fact.
Where a doctrine rests on a documented formulation, that source is cited. Where it rests on later interpretation, the page says so. No tenet is presented here as a universal fact.