The method
The ADÉNIS method
ADÉNIS compares convictions without deciding which one is true. It distinguishes what is historically or documentarily established from what belongs to a doctrine, an interpretation or a statement of faith, and states the limits of the available sources.
AI organises understanding. It never decides what is true.
No independent review is in place today: no committee, no editorial board and no outside specialist validates the content. ADÉNIS states this rather than letting anyone believe otherwise.
The method
Six doors into the method
How are sources assessed?
Six editorial categories, three classifications that never replace one another.
How is documentary solidity assessed?
One mention per statement, under a rule that does not move.
How are convictions represented?
The same method for all, and respect for internal differences.
What role does artificial intelligence play?
It retrieves and organises passages from the corpus. It never settles a question.
How does ADÉNIS correct its mistakes?
A correction is documented, dated and remains visible.
Who speaks in ADÉNIS?
Three voices, never mixed.
The method
This arrangement does not exist yet
Independent review of the content by outside specialists does not exist yet. It will be announced only on the day it actually exists.
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What ADÉNIS does not replace
ADÉNIS replaces neither care, nor support, nor emergency help. It documents convictions; it never tells a reader what their own situation means.
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What €5.90 incl. tax stands for
The amount corresponds to the documentary work of compiling a personal file from the sources actually available for the question asked. Single payment, no subscription, no renewal. The documentary check is free and always comes before payment.
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Full documentary detail
The detailed lists — editorial categories, solidity indicators, registers of sources, correction procedure — are carried by the French canonical corpus, the only reference version.
Read the French reference versionThe detailed content of this institutional page is not yet available in this language. The French reference version remains fully accessible.