Axiomatic Method

The axiomatic method is a way of building a system of knowledge based on foundational truths, or axioms. These axioms are statements accepted as true without proof. From these basic truths, other statements, called theorems, can be logically derived. This method is often used in mathematics and logic to create a structured framework where complex ideas can be systematically explored. By starting with clear, unquestioned principles, the axiomatic method helps ensure that conclusions are logically sound and reliable, promoting coherence and consistency in arguments and theories.