Apologetics Wiki
MCP-Server von Apologetics Wiki
KJV-Bibeltext, Querverweise, griechische und hebräische Wortstudien und belegte apologetische Artikel aus trinitarisch-christlicher Sicht lesen
Mit Apologetics Wiki verbinden
Keine Anmeldung nötig. Verbinde dich mit der eigenen URL von Apologetics Wiki:
Füg sie in jeden Client ein, der Remote-MCP-Server unterstützt. Dein Client spricht direkt mit Apologetics Wiki, nicht über mcp.tc.
Diesen Server teilen
Öffnet diese Seite mit der URL und den Einrichtungsschritten.
mcp.tc/i/apologetics-wikiÜber den Server
Apologetics Wiki ist eine trinitarisch-christliche Referenzseite. Die Tools durchsuchen und rufen Artikel ab, dazu King-James-Bibelstellen (einschließlich Apokryphen und nichtkanonischer Bücher), Querverweise, griechische und hebräische Wortstudien, Übersetzungsvergleiche, den Kanonstatus und häufige Argumente, die zu veröffentlichten Artikeln passen. Außerdem schlägt er gespeicherte Koran- und Hadith-Zitate nach.
Er läuft als gehosteter Streamable-HTTP-Endpunkt unter https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Lese-Tools brauchen weder Anmeldung noch API-Schlüssel. Zum Speichern von Artikeln und Versen oder zum Einreichen von Artikelvorschlägen in eine Prüfwarteschlange musst du dich mit einem per E-Mail gesendeten Einmalcode anmelden, der einen eingeschränkten API-Schlüssel ausstellt.
Was du damit machen kannst
- Veröffentlichte apologetische Artikel und Abschnitte durchsuchen und lesen
- King-James-Bibelstellen abrufen und Übersetzungen vergleichen
- Griechische und hebräische Wortstudien nach Strong-Nummer nachschlagen
- Querverweise und Verbindungen zu messianischen Prophezeiungen abrufen
- Einwände gängigen Argumenten und Artikeln zuordnen
- Artikel und Verse nach der Anmeldung speichern
- Änderungen an Artikeln oder neue Artikel zur Prüfung vorschlagen
Tools 38
search_articlesLiest nurVeröffentlichte Artikel nach Titel, Beschreibung, Tags und Regal durchsuchen.
searchLiest nurChatGPT-kompatible Suche, die id, title, url und text zurückgibt.
fetchLiest nurChatGPT-kompatibler Abruf eines Artikels, Hubs oder einer Bibelstelle per ID.
get_articleLiest nurVeröffentlichten Artikel per Pfad, Slug oder URL abrufen, als Zusammenfassung oder im Volltext.
list_articlesLiest nurVeröffentlichte Artikel auflisten, optional für ein Regal, mit Paginierung.
list_shelvesLiest nurReligionen, Glaubensrichtungen, Konfessionen und Bibelregale mit Artikelanzahl auflisten.
get_bible_passageLiest nurKing-James-Text für ein Buch, Kapitel oder einen Vers, einschließlich Apokryphen.
get_word_studyLiest nurDaten der griechischen oder hebräischen Wortseite per Slug oder Strong-Nummer.
list_common_argumentsLiest nurWiederkehrende Behauptungen mit einzeiligen Antworten und Artikellinks auflisten.
get_common_argumentLiest nurEin häufiges Argument per ID mit Antwort und Bibeltexten abrufen.
site_summaryLiest nurMission, Regale, Zitierhinweise und Links zu Ressourcen der Seite.
get_submission_guidelinesLiest nurRichtlinien für Einreichungen abrufen
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check_existing_coverageLiest nurBestehende Abdeckung prüfen
suggest_article_changeSchreibtEine Änderung an einer veröffentlichten Seite in die Prüfwarteschlange einreichen (Anmeldung erforderlich).
propose_new_articleSchreibtEinen neuen belegten Artikel zur Prüfung vorschlagen (Anmeldung erforderlich).
suggest_topicSchreibtEin Artikelthema vorschlagen (Anmeldung erforderlich).
my_suggestionsLiest nurDeine Vorschläge und ihren Prüfstatus anzeigen (Anmeldung erforderlich).
whoamiLiest nurKonto-ID, Rolle und verbleibendes Vorschlagskontingent anzeigen (Anmeldung erforderlich).
find_articles_for_claimLiest nurEinen Einwand gängigen Argumenten und veröffentlichten Artikeln zuordnen.
get_verseLiest nurKing-James-Text für eine Referenz, optional mit Griechisch, Hebräisch, Parallelstellen und Querverweisen.
compare_translationsLiest nurKJV, Young's Literal, JPS 1917 und Grundtext-Glosse vergleichen.
get_article_summaryLiest nurTitel, Beschreibung, Kernpunkte und URL für einen Artikel.
get_article_sectionLiest nurAbschnitt zu einer Überschrift aus einem veröffentlichten Artikel.
related_articlesLiest nurArtikel, die ein Regal oder einen Vers mit einem Slug oder einer Referenz teilen.
get_cross_referencesLiest nurKuratierte Links und AT/NT-Verbindungen für eine Stelle.
get_canon_statusLiest nurKanonstatus eines Buchs im protestantischen, katholischen, orthodoxen und äthiopischen Kanon.
search_word_studyLiest nurGriechische oder hebräische Lemmata nach Glosse, Transliteration, Lemma oder Strong-Nummer finden.
lookup_quoteLiest nurEin gespeichertes Koran- oder Hadith-Zitat mit Quellen-URL nachschlagen.
get_connections_by_bookLiest nurAT- und NT-Verbindungen für ein King-James-Buch.
get_connection_graphLiest nurKnoten und Kanten der Bibel-Verbindungskarte.
get_messianic_propheciesLiest nurMessianische Verbindungszeilen, nach Thema gefiltert.
get_connection_statsLiest nurZeilenanzahlen, Lizenzen und Download-URLs der Verbindungsdateien.
get_citationsLiest nurQuellen eines Artikels mit absoluten URLs.
request_sign_inLiest nurAnmeldelink anfordern; die Seite sendet einen Code per E-Mail.
confirm_sign_inSchreibtDen per E-Mail gesendeten Code gegen einen eingeschränkten API-Schlüssel eintauschen.
list_savedLiest nurGespeicherte Artikel und Verse des Kontos auflisten (Anmeldung erforderlich).
save_itemSchreibtEinen Artikel- oder Bibelvers-Pfad speichern (Anmeldung erforderlich).
remove_savedKann löschenEinen gespeicherten Artikel oder Vers entfernen (Anmeldung erforderlich).
Am 15. Nov. 2026 vom laufenden Server gelesen. „Liest nur“, „Schreibt“ und „Kann löschen“ sind Hinweise, die der Server selbst angibt; dein Client entscheidet, ob er vor dem Ausführen eines Tools nachfragt.
Beispiel-Prompts
Zeige Johannes 1,1 in der KJV mit der griechischen Wortstudie zu logos.
Vergleiche die Übersetzungen von Jesaja 9,6.
Finde Artikel, die der Behauptung entgegnen, die Trinität stehe nicht in der Bibel.
Liste die Verbindungen zum Alten Testament auf, die im Matthäusevangelium erfüllt werden.
Einrichtung
Jeder Client verbindet sich mit apologetics.wiki. Wähl deinen; die Seite merkt sich deine Wahl.
Claude Code
- Führe das in einem Terminal in deinem Projektordner aus:
claude mcp add --transport http apologetics-wiki https://apologetics.wiki/mcp- Starte Claude Code und tippe
/mcp. apologetics-wiki sollte als verbunden angezeigt werden.
Ergänze --scope user, damit er in jedem Projekt verfügbar ist, nicht nur in diesem.
Claude Desktop
- Öffne Customize → Connectors, klick auf + Add und dann auf Add custom connector.
- Nenne ihn Apologetics Wiki und füge diese URL ein:
https://apologetics.wiki/mcp- Klick auf Add. Seine Tools erscheinen im Tool-Menü des Chats.
Die JSON-Konfigurationsdatei von Claude Desktop startet nur lokale Server. Remote-Server laufen über Connectors, und Connectors, die du auf claude.ai hinzufügst, erscheinen auch hier.
claude.ai
- Öffne das Connector-Formular auf claude.ai. Dieser Button füllt Name und URL für dich aus:
Zu claude.ai hinzufügen (öffnet in einem neuen Tab)
- Prüfe, dass die URL
https://apologetics.wiki/mcplautet, und klick auf Add. - Schalte ihn in einem Chat über das Tool-Menü ein.
Kostenlose Pläne erlauben einen benutzerdefinierten Connector. In Team- und Enterprise-Plänen fügt ihn ein Owner unter Organization settings → Connectors hinzu.
ChatGPT
- Geh auf chatgpt.com zu Plugins, wähle + und dann Add custom MCP server.
- Gib einen Namen für den Server ein.
- Füge unter Connection
https://apologetics.wiki/mcpals Server-URL ein und wähle als Authentifizierung No authentication. - Setz den Haken bei I understand and want to continue und wähle dann Create as a plugin.
Ob du einen eigenen MCP-Server hinzufügen kannst, hängt von deinem ChatGPT-Tarif und den Berechtigungen deines Workspace ab (in Business-Workspaces können es Admins und Owner).
Cursor
Zu Cursor hinzufügen (öffnet in einem neuen Tab)
Oder trag ihn von Hand in ~/.cursor/mcp.json (alle Projekte) oder .cursor/mcp.json (dieses Projekt) ein:
{
"mcpServers": {
"apologetics-wiki": {
"url": "https://apologetics.wiki/mcp"
}
}
}VS Code
In VS Code installieren (öffnet in einem neuen Tab)
Oder aus einem Terminal:
code --add-mcp '{"name":"apologetics-wiki","type":"http","url":"https://apologetics.wiki/mcp"}'Oder committe ihn ins Repository in .vscode/mcp.json:
{
"servers": {
"apologetics-wiki": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://apologetics.wiki/mcp"
}
}
}Devin Desktop
- Füge ihn zu
~/.config/devin/mcp_config.json(macOS und Linux) oder%APPDATA%\devin\mcp_config.json(Windows) hinzu:
{
"mcpServers": {
"apologetics-wiki": {
"serverUrl": "https://apologetics.wiki/mcp"
}
}
}- Aktualisiere die Liste der MCP-Server in Cascade.
Devin Desktop ist der neue Name von Windsurf. Für Remote-Server liest es serverUrl (oder url).
Codex
codex mcp add apologetics-wiki --url https://apologetics.wiki/mcpOder bearbeite ~/.codex/config.toml direkt:
[mcp_servers.apologetics-wiki]
url = "https://apologetics.wiki/mcp"Gemini CLI
gemini mcp add --transport http apologetics-wiki https://apologetics.wiki/mcpDamit fügst du ihn dem aktuellen Projekt hinzu. Ergänze -s user, um ihn überall zu nutzen.
Jeder Client
Die meisten Clients akzeptieren diese Form. Manche nennen das URL-Feld anders: serverUrl in Devin Desktop, httpUrl in der Einstellungsdatei von Gemini CLI.
{
"mcpServers": {
"apologetics-wiki": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://apologetics.wiki/mcp"
}
}
}Zed legt Server in seinen Einstellungen unter context_servers ab. Cline braucht "type": "streamableHttp", sonst nimmt es SSE an.
Dein Client startet nur lokale Server? Dann binde den Server über npx -y mcp-remote https://apologetics.wiki/mcp ein.
Einbinden
Zeig Apologetics Wiki in einem README oder auf deiner Website. Jede Einbindung verlinkt auf diese Seite, nutzt die eigene URL des Servers und setzt keine Cookies. So funktionieren Einbindungen
Karte, iframe und JSON sind auf Englisch. Häng ?lang=it, fr, de oder es an ihre Adresse an, um eine andere Sprache zu bekommen.
README-Badge
[](https://mcp.tc/i/apologetics-wiki)<a href="https://mcp.tc/i/apologetics-wiki"><img src="https://mcp.tc/i/apologetics-wiki/badge.svg" alt="Apologetics Wiki on mcp.tc" height="20"></a>Es folgt dem hellen oder dunklen Modus der Lesenden. Hänge ?theme=light oder ?theme=dark an, um ihn festzulegen, oder ?style=compact, um das Zeichen ohne Schriftzug zu zeigen.
Website-Karte
<script src="https://mcp.tc/w/apologetics-wiki.js" async></script>Die Karte erscheint dort, wo das Tag steht. Füge dem Tag data-theme="dark" oder data-size="compact" hinzu, um sie zu ändern. Die Datei enthält alles, was sie braucht, stellt also keine weiteren Anfragen und setzt keine Cookies.
iframe
<iframe src="https://mcp.tc/embed/apologetics-wiki" title="Apologetics Wiki on mcp.tc" width="420" height="200" loading="lazy" allow="clipboard-write" style="border:0;border-radius:8px;max-width:100%"></iframe>Nutze es auf Seiten, die keine Skripte erlauben. Hänge ?theme=light oder ?theme=dark an die Adresse an, um die Farben festzulegen.
JSON
Der Eintrag als Daten für deine eigenen Seiten und Tools: Name, Kurzbeschreibung, die eigene URL des Servers, Tools und die „Add to“-Links. Jede Website kann ihn lesen (CORS ist offen).
https://mcp.tc/i/apologetics-wiki.jsonKI-Prompt
Füg ihn in einen KI-Coding-Assistenten wie Claude Code oder Cursor ein, und er baut die Karte von Apologetics Wiki in deine Website ein.
Füge meiner Website die mcp.tc-Karte für den MCP-Server Apologetics Wiki hinzu. Es ist ein einziges statisches Skript: kein Build-Schritt, kein Paket zu installieren, keine Cookies.
Setz dieses Tag dorthin, wo die Karte erscheinen soll. Die Karte erscheint direkt davor:
```html
<script src="https://mcp.tc/w/apologetics-wiki.js" async></script>
```
Um sie woanders zu zeigen, setz dort diesen Platzhalter ein und lade dasselbe Skript nur einmal, zum Beispiel vor `</body>`. Lass den Link darin stehen: Besucher ohne JavaScript sehen ihn.
```html
<div data-mcptc="apologetics-wiki"><a href="https://mcp.tc/i/apologetics-wiki">Apologetics Wiki on mcp.tc</a></div>
```
Optionen:
- `data-theme="light"` oder `"dark"` am Tag oder Platzhalter legt die Farben fest. Ohne das Attribut folgt die Karte dem hellen oder dunklen Modus der Besucher.
- `data-size="compact"` ergibt eine kleinere Karte ohne Kurzbeschreibung.
- Die CSS-Variable `--mcptc-max-width` am Platzhalter oder einem Elternelement legt die Breite fest (Standard `520px`).
- `?lang=` in der Skript-URL legt die Sprache der Karte fest: `en`, `it`, `fr`, `de` oder `es`.
Wenn die Website eine Content Security Policy hat, erlaube `script-src https://mcp.tc` und `img-src data:` (das Icon ist eingebettet).
Für ein README oder andere Markdown-Dokumentation nimm stattdessen das Badge:
```markdown
[](https://mcp.tc/i/apologetics-wiki)
```
Referenz: https://mcp.tc/de/embedÄnderungsverlauf
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VorherApologetics Wiki is a Trinitarian Christian reference. Jesus is God. Read tools need no account. The MCP endpoint is https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Email one-time codes sign in humans, MCP clients, and agents. In a browser, Continue with Google is also offered when it is configured. Scope hearts saves articles and verses. Scope suggest submits a suggestion to a review queue. Nothing publishes directly. Each suggestion (suggest_article_change, propose_new_article, suggest_topic) is checked for spam, abuse, and, for a full article, its sources before it joins the review queue. The reply carries gate.verdict: accept (queued), reject (not queued; gate.reasons names each standard not met and how to fix it), needs_explainer (suggest_topic only: a published article is a close match; gate.matches links it, and calling again with explainer, saying what that article does not answer, queues the topic), or unscored (the automatic check was unavailable; the suggestion is queued for a person to review, never dropped). Contributors and admins skip the check. What a submission is judged on is plain language at https://apologetics.wiki/contribute. get_submission_guidelines returns those qualities, and draft_article is the copyable prompt, including a comparison with historic Trinitarian Christianity and onward links. check_existing_coverage compares a proposed title with published articles and returns Looks Like a New Article, Likely an Update, or Possible Duplicate. A close match does not block the submission. Accounts start as suggesters. Contributor access is granted after a review. How to authenticate: https://apologetics.wiki/auth.md. Connect page: https://apologetics.wiki/connect. Rate limits: Anonymous reads (tools/list, read tools, public JSON): 60 per minute per IP Signed-in MCP calls: 120 per minute per account Saved items (/api/hearts and MCP): 60 per minute per account; 20 per minute per IP when signed out MCP key create, roll, and delete: 10 per minute per account Displ…
NachherApologetics Wiki is a Trinitarian Christian reference. Jesus is God. Read tools need no account. The MCP endpoint is https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Email one-time codes sign in humans, MCP clients, and agents. In a browser, Continue with Google is also offered when it is configured. Scope hearts saves articles and verses. Scope suggest submits a suggestion to a review queue. Nothing publishes directly. Each suggestion (suggest_article_change, propose_new_article, suggest_topic) is checked for spam, abuse, and, for a full article, its sources before it joins the review queue. The reply carries gate.verdict: accept (queued), reject (not queued; gate.reasons names each standard not met and how to fix it), needs_explainer (suggest_topic only: a published article is a close match; gate.matches links it, and calling again with explainer, saying what that article does not answer, queues the topic), or unscored (the automatic check was unavailable; the suggestion is queued for a person to review, never dropped). Contributors and admins skip the check. What a submission is judged on is plain language at https://apologetics.wiki/contribute. get_submission_guidelines returns those qualities, and draft_article is the copyable prompt, including a comparison with historic Trinitarian Christianity and onward links. check_existing_coverage compares a proposed title with published articles and returns Looks Like a New Article, Likely an Update, or Possible Duplicate. A close match does not block the submission. Accounts start as suggesters. Contributor access is granted after a review. How to authenticate: https://apologetics.wiki/auth.md. Connect page: https://apologetics.wiki/connect. Rate limits: Anonymous reads (tools/list, read tools, public JSON): 60 per minute per IP Signed-in MCP calls: 120 per minute per account Saved items (/api/hearts and MCP): 60 per minute per account; 20 per minute per IP when signed out MCP key create, roll, and delete: 10 per minute per account Displ…
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check_existing_coverageLiest nurCompare a proposed title, and an optional draft, with published articles. Returns Looks Like a New Article, Likely an Update, or Possible Duplicate, with a link. A close match does not block a submission. [no key]
get_submission_guidelinesLiest nurThe plain-language qualities a published article meets, the editing note, how sources are credited, and the drafting prompt. Optional topic fills the prompt. [no key]
Geändert 3
propose_new_articleBeschreibungVorherPropose a new article with sources.
A spam, abuse, and sourcing check runs first and explains any standard not met; an article that passesis stored as pending. A contributor is flagged trusted_author and is still reviewed. [sign-in required]NachherRead get_submission_guidelines first. Represent the other view from its own primary sources, quote accurately and trace every quote and fact to a named source, keep a neutral explainer, address the claim the view rests on, show the grammar, the context, and the history, cite specific Scripture, be useful in a real conversation, work as a first read that guides the reader on to the next articles, compare the view with historic Trinitarian Christianity, and end with a path to core-belief and rebuttal articles. The page serves a seeker and a Christian preparing for a conversation. check_existing_coverage is a suggestion and does not block. Propose a new article with sources. It is stored as pending. A contributor is flagged trusted_author and is still reviewed. [sign-in required]
suggest_article_changeBeschreibungVorherSubmit a change to a published page.
A spam and abuse check runs first; a change that passesis stored as pending and is not published. [sign-in required]NachherRead get_submission_guidelines first. Represent the other view from its own primary sources, quote accurately and trace every quote and fact to a named source, keep a neutral explainer, address the claim the view rests on, show the grammar, the context, and the history, cite specific Scripture, be useful in a real conversation, work as a first read that guides the reader on to the next articles, compare the view with historic Trinitarian Christianity, and end with a path to core-belief and rebuttal articles. The page serves a seeker and a Christian preparing for a conversation. check_existing_coverage is a suggestion and does not block. Submit a change to a published page. It is stored as pending and is not published. [sign-in required]
suggest_topicBeschreibungVorherSuggest an article title or topic. If a published article is a close match, the reply links it and asks what it does not answer; send that as explainer to queue the topic. [sign-in required]
NachherRead get_submission_guidelines first. Represent the other view from its own primary sources, quote accurately and trace every quote and fact to a named source, keep a neutral explainer, address the claim the view rests on, show the grammar, the context, and the history, cite specific Scripture, be useful in a real conversation, work as a first read that guides the reader on to the next articles, compare the view with historic Trinitarian Christianity, and end with a path to core-belief and rebuttal articles. The page serves a seeker and a Christian preparing for a conversation. check_existing_coverage is a suggestion and does not block. Suggest an article title or topic. If a published article is a close match, the reply links it and asks what it does not answer; send that as explainer to queue the topic. [sign-in required]
Server-Anweisungen
VorherApologetics Wiki is a Trinitarian Christian reference. Jesus is God. Read tools need no account. The MCP endpoint is https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Email one-time codes sign in humans, MCP clients, and agents. In a browser, Continue with Google is also offered when it is configured. Scope hearts saves articles and verses. Scope suggest submits a suggestion to a review queue. Nothing publishes directly. Each suggestion (suggest_article_change, propose_new_article, suggest_topic) is checked for spam, abuse, and, for a full article, its sources before it joins the review queue. The reply carries gate.verdict: accept (queued), reject (not queued; gate.reasons names each standard not met and how to fix it), needs_explainer (suggest_topic only: a published article is a close match; gate.matches links it, and calling again with explainer, saying what that article does not answer, queues the topic), or unscored (the automatic check was unavailable; the suggestion is queued for a person to review, never dropped). Contributors and admins skip the check. Accounts start as suggesters. Contributor access is granted after a review. How to authenticate: https://apologetics.wiki/auth.md. Connect page: https://apologetics.wiki/connect. Rate limits: Anonymous reads (tools/list, read tools, public JSON): 60 per minute per IP Signed-in MCP calls: 120 per minute per account Saved items (/api/hearts and MCP): 60 per minute per account; 20 per minute per IP when signed out MCP key create, roll, and delete: 10 per minute per account
Display name saves: 5 per hour per account Suggestion submits: 5 per minute per account; 20 per day for a suggester; 60 per day for a contributor; 500 per day for the whole site Accessibility Reports: 5 per minute per IP; 5 per day per IP OAuth client registration: 10 per minute per IP; 30 per day per IP; 300 per day for the whole site Email code requests: 5 per minute per IP; 3 per 15 minutes per address; 10 per day per address; 30 per day per IP; 200 outbound…NachherApologetics Wiki is a Trinitarian Christian reference. Jesus is God. Read tools need no account. The MCP endpoint is https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Email one-time codes sign in humans, MCP clients, and agents. In a browser, Continue with Google is also offered when it is configured. Scope hearts saves articles and verses. Scope suggest submits a suggestion to a review queue. Nothing publishes directly. Each suggestion (suggest_article_change, propose_new_article, suggest_topic) is checked for spam, abuse, and, for a full article, its sources before it joins the review queue. The reply carries gate.verdict: accept (queued), reject (not queued; gate.reasons names each standard not met and how to fix it), needs_explainer (suggest_topic only: a published article is a close match; gate.matches links it, and calling again with explainer, saying what that article does not answer, queues the topic), or unscored (the automatic check was unavailable; the suggestion is queued for a person to review, never dropped). Contributors and admins skip the check. What a submission is judged on is plain language at https://apologetics.wiki/contribute. get_submission_guidelines returns those qualities, and draft_article is the copyable prompt, including a comparison with historic Trinitarian Christianity and onward links. check_existing_coverage compares a proposed title with published articles and returns Looks Like a New Article, Likely an Update, or Possible Duplicate. A close match does not block the submission. Accounts start as suggesters. Contributor access is granted after a review. How to authenticate: https://apologetics.wiki/auth.md. Connect page: https://apologetics.wiki/connect. Rate limits: Anonymous reads (tools/list, read tools, public JSON): 60 per minute per IP Signed-in MCP calls: 120 per minute per account Saved items (/api/hearts and MCP): 60 per minute per account; 20 per minute per IP when signed out MCP key create, roll, and delete: 10 per minute per account Displ…
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VorherApologetics Wiki is a Trinitarian Christian reference. Jesus is God. Read tools need no account. The MCP endpoint is https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Email one-time codes sign in humans, MCP clients, and agents. In a browser, Continue with Google is also offered when it is configured. Scope hearts saves articles and verses. Scope suggest submits a suggestion to a review queue. Nothing publishes directly. Each suggestion (suggest_article_change, propose_new_article, suggest_topic) is checked for spam, abuse, and, for a full article, its sources before it joins the review queue. The reply carries gate.verdict: accept (queued), reject (not queued; gate.reasons names each standard not met and how to fix it), needs_explainer (suggest_topic only: a published article is a close match; gate.matches links it, and calling again with explainer, saying what that article does not answer, queues the topic), or unscored (the automatic check was unavailable; the suggestion is queued for a person to review, never dropped). Contributors and admins skip the check. Accounts start as suggesters. Contributor access is granted after a review. How to authenticate: https://apologetics.wiki/auth.md. Connect page: https://apologetics.wiki/connect. Rate limits: Anonymous reads (tools/list, read tools, public JSON): 60 per minute per IP Signed-in MCP calls: 120 per minute per account Saved items (/api/hearts and MCP): 60 per minute per account; 20 per minute per IP when signed out MCP key create, roll, and delete: 10 per minute per account Suggestion submits: 5 per minute per account; 20 per day for a suggester; 60 per day for a contributor; 500 per day for the whole site Accessibility Reports: 5 per minute per IP; 5 per day per IP OAuth client registration: 10 per minute per IP; 30 per day per IP; 300 per day for the whole site Email code requests: 5 per minute per IP; 3 per 15 minutes per address; 10 per day per address; 30 per day per IP; 200 outbound messages per day Code verification: 20 per…
NachherApologetics Wiki is a Trinitarian Christian reference. Jesus is God. Read tools need no account. The MCP endpoint is https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Email one-time codes sign in humans, MCP clients, and agents. In a browser, Continue with Google is also offered when it is configured. Scope hearts saves articles and verses. Scope suggest submits a suggestion to a review queue. Nothing publishes directly. Each suggestion (suggest_article_change, propose_new_article, suggest_topic) is checked for spam, abuse, and, for a full article, its sources before it joins the review queue. The reply carries gate.verdict: accept (queued), reject (not queued; gate.reasons names each standard not met and how to fix it), needs_explainer (suggest_topic only: a published article is a close match; gate.matches links it, and calling again with explainer, saying what that article does not answer, queues the topic), or unscored (the automatic check was unavailable; the suggestion is queued for a person to review, never dropped). Contributors and admins skip the check. Accounts start as suggesters. Contributor access is granted after a review. How to authenticate: https://apologetics.wiki/auth.md. Connect page: https://apologetics.wiki/connect. Rate limits: Anonymous reads (tools/list, read tools, public JSON): 60 per minute per IP Signed-in MCP calls: 120 per minute per account Saved items (/api/hearts and MCP): 60 per minute per account; 20 per minute per IP when signed out MCP key create, roll, and delete: 10 per minute per account Display name saves: 5 per hour per account Suggestion submits: 5 per minute per account; 20 per day for a suggester; 60 per day for a contributor; 500 per day for the whole site Accessibility Reports: 5 per minute per IP; 5 per day per IP OAuth client registration: 10 per minute per IP; 30 per day per IP; 300 per day for the whole site Email code requests: 5 per minute per IP; 3 per 15 minutes per address; 10 per day per address; 30 per day per IP; 200 outbound…
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VorherApologetics Wiki is a Trinitarian Christian reference. Jesus is God. Read tools need no account. The MCP endpoint is https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Email one-time codes sign in humans, MCP clients, and agents. Scope hearts saves articles and verses. Scope suggest submits a suggestion to a review queue. Nothing publishes directly. Each suggestion (suggest_article_change, propose_new_article, suggest_topic) is checked for spam, abuse, and, for a full article, its sources before it joins the review queue. The reply carries gate.verdict: accept (queued), reject (not queued; gate.reasons names each standard not met and how to fix it), needs_explainer (suggest_topic only: a published article is a close match; gate.matches links it, and calling again with explainer, saying what that article does not answer, queues the topic), or unscored (the automatic check was unavailable; the suggestion is queued for a person to review, never dropped). Contributors and admins skip the check. Accounts start as suggesters. Contributor access is granted after a review. How to authenticate: https://apologetics.wiki/auth.md. Connect page: https://apologetics.wiki/connect. Rate limits: Anonymous reads (tools/list, read tools, public JSON): 60 per minute per IP Signed-in MCP calls: 120 per minute per account Saved items (/api/hearts and MCP): 60 per minute per account; 20 per minute per IP when signed out MCP key create, roll, and delete: 10 per minute per account Suggestion submits: 5 per minute per account; 20 per day for a suggester; 60 per day for a contributor; 500 per day for the whole site Accessibility Reports: 5 per minute per IP; 5 per day per IP OAuth client registration: 10 per minute per IP; 30 per day per IP; 300 per day for the whole site Email code requests: 5 per minute per IP; 3 per 15 minutes per address; 10 per day per address; 30 per day per IP; 200 outbound messages per day Code verification: 20 per minute per IP; 5 attempts per code; after 10 wrong codes in 15 minutes th…
NachherApologetics Wiki is a Trinitarian Christian reference. Jesus is God. Read tools need no account. The MCP endpoint is https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Email one-time codes sign in humans, MCP clients, and agents. In a browser, Continue with Google is also offered when it is configured. Scope hearts saves articles and verses. Scope suggest submits a suggestion to a review queue. Nothing publishes directly. Each suggestion (suggest_article_change, propose_new_article, suggest_topic) is checked for spam, abuse, and, for a full article, its sources before it joins the review queue. The reply carries gate.verdict: accept (queued), reject (not queued; gate.reasons names each standard not met and how to fix it), needs_explainer (suggest_topic only: a published article is a close match; gate.matches links it, and calling again with explainer, saying what that article does not answer, queues the topic), or unscored (the automatic check was unavailable; the suggestion is queued for a person to review, never dropped). Contributors and admins skip the check. Accounts start as suggesters. Contributor access is granted after a review. How to authenticate: https://apologetics.wiki/auth.md. Connect page: https://apologetics.wiki/connect. Rate limits: Anonymous reads (tools/list, read tools, public JSON): 60 per minute per IP Signed-in MCP calls: 120 per minute per account Saved items (/api/hearts and MCP): 60 per minute per account; 20 per minute per IP when signed out MCP key create, roll, and delete: 10 per minute per account Suggestion submits: 5 per minute per account; 20 per day for a suggester; 60 per day for a contributor; 500 per day for the whole site Accessibility Reports: 5 per minute per IP; 5 per day per IP OAuth client registration: 10 per minute per IP; 30 per day per IP; 300 per day for the whole site Email code requests: 5 per minute per IP; 3 per 15 minutes per address; 10 per day per address; 30 per day per IP; 200 outbound messages per day Code verification: 20 per…
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compare_translationsBeschreibung und AusgabeschemaVorherKing James
text,Young’s Literal Translation, the Jewish Publication Society 1917line whentheedition has it,and theoriginal-language gloss line.A New World Translation (Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Bible) line is includedonlywhenthatverseis already quoted ona sitearticle.[no key]NachherKing James text and every public-domain line the verse page prints: the American Standard Version, Young’s Literal Translation, the World English Bible, Darby, and Douay-Rheims, plus the Jewish Publication Society 1917 and Brenton’s Septuagint for the Old Testament. Also the Greek or Hebrew text with a word-by-word gloss, and the translation note. A New World Translation (Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Bible) line is included when the verse page or a site article quotes it. [no key]
confirm_sign_inBeschreibung und AusgabeschemaVorherExchange the emailed code for a scoped API
key.Scopes are read, hearts, and suggest. The key is shown once. [no key]NachherExchange the emailed code for a scoped API key, for a client without OAuth. Scopes are read, hearts, and suggest. The key is shown once. A client already signed in with OAuth gets a short note and no key. [no key]
fetchAusgabeschemafind_articles_for_claimAusgabeschemaget_articleAusgabeschemaget_article_sectionAusgabeschemaget_article_summaryAusgabeschemaget_bible_passageAusgabeschemaget_canon_statusAusgabeschemaget_citationsAusgabeschema
get_common_argumentget_connection_graphget_connection_statsget_connections_by_bookget_cross_referencesget_messianic_propheciesget_verseget_word_studylist_articleslist_common_argumentslist_savedlist_shelveslookup_quotemy_suggestionspropose_new_articlerelated_articlesremove_savedrequest_sign_insave_itemsearchsearch_articlessearch_word_studysite_summarysuggest_article_changesuggest_topicwhoamiServer-Anweisungen
VorherApologetics Wiki is a Trinitarian Christian reference. Jesus is God. Read tools need no account. The MCP endpoint is https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Email one-time codes sign in humans, MCP clients, and agents. Scope hearts saves articles and verses. Scope suggest submits a suggestion to a review queue. Nothing publishes directly. Each suggestion (suggest_article_change, propose_new_article, suggest_topic) is checked for spam, abuse, and, for a full article, its sources before it joins the review queue. The reply carries gate.verdict: accept (queued), reject (not queued; gate.reasons names each standard not met and how to fix it), needs_explainer (suggest_topic only: a published article is a close match; gate.matches links it, and calling again with explainer, saying what that article does not answer, queues the topic), or unscored (the automatic check was unavailable; the suggestion is queued for a person to review, never dropped). Contributors and admins skip the check. Accounts start as suggesters. Contributor access is granted after a review. How to authenticate: https://apologetics.wiki/auth.md. Connect page: https://apologetics.wiki/connect. Rate limits: Anonymous reads (tools/list, read tools, public JSON): 60 per minute per IP Signed-in MCP calls: 120 per minute per account Saved items (/api/hearts and MCP): 60 per minute per account; 20 per minute per IP when signed out MCP key create, roll, and delete: 10 per minute per account Suggestion submits: 5 per minute per account; 20 per day for a suggester; 60 per day for a contributor; 500 per day for the whole site Accessibility Reports: 5 per minute per IP; 5 per day per IP OAuth client registration: 10 per minute per IP; 30 per day per IP; 300 per day for the whole site Email code requests: 5 per minute per IP; 3 per 15 minutes per address; 10 per day per address; 30 per day per IP; 200 outbound messages per day Code verification: 20 per minute per IP; 5 attempts per code; after 10 wrong codes in 15 minutes th…
NachherApologetics Wiki is a Trinitarian Christian reference. Jesus is God. Read tools need no account. The MCP endpoint is https://apologetics.wiki/mcp. Email one-time codes sign in humans, MCP clients, and agents. Scope hearts saves articles and verses. Scope suggest submits a suggestion to a review queue. Nothing publishes directly. Each suggestion (suggest_article_change, propose_new_article, suggest_topic) is checked for spam, abuse, and, for a full article, its sources before it joins the review queue. The reply carries gate.verdict: accept (queued), reject (not queued; gate.reasons names each standard not met and how to fix it), needs_explainer (suggest_topic only: a published article is a close match; gate.matches links it, and calling again with explainer, saying what that article does not answer, queues the topic), or unscored (the automatic check was unavailable; the suggestion is queued for a person to review, never dropped). Contributors and admins skip the check. Accounts start as suggesters. Contributor access is granted after a review. How to authenticate: https://apologetics.wiki/auth.md. Connect page: https://apologetics.wiki/connect. Rate limits: Anonymous reads (tools/list, read tools, public JSON): 60 per minute per IP Signed-in MCP calls: 120 per minute per account Saved items (/api/hearts and MCP): 60 per minute per account; 20 per minute per IP when signed out MCP key create, roll, and delete: 10 per minute per account Suggestion submits: 5 per minute per account; 20 per day for a suggester; 60 per day for a contributor; 500 per day for the whole site Accessibility Reports: 5 per minute per IP; 5 per day per IP OAuth client registration: 10 per minute per IP; 30 per day per IP; 300 per day for the whole site Email code requests: 5 per minute per IP; 3 per 15 minutes per address; 10 per day per address; 30 per day per IP; 200 outbound messages per day Code verification: 20 per minute per IP; 5 attempts per code; after 10 wrong codes in 15 minutes th…
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Beginn der Beobachtung: 36 Tools.
Häufige Fragen
Kann ich mcp.tc/i/apologetics-wiki in meinen MCP-Client einfügen?
Nein. mcp.tc-Links sind Seiten, keine Server-Adressen. Verbinde dich mit https://apologetics.wiki/mcp, damit dein Client direkt mit Apologetics Wiki spricht. Der Quick-Link ist zum Teilen da: Er öffnet diese Seite, mit Einrichtungsschritten für jeden Client.
Braucht Apologetics Wiki einen API-Schlüssel oder eine Anmeldung?
Nein. Apologetics Wiki verlangt weder Konto noch Schlüssel.
Ist Apologetics Wiki ein Remote- oder ein lokaler Server?
Remote. Apologetics Wiki hostet ihn unter https://apologetics.wiki/mcp, und er spricht Streamable HTTP. Es gibt nichts zu installieren.
Was kann Apologetics Wiki?
Er hat 38 Tools, darunter search_articles, search und fetch. Du kannst damit Veröffentlichte apologetische Artikel und Abschnitte durchsuchen und lesen, King-James-Bibelstellen abrufen und Übersetzungen vergleichen und Griechische und hebräische Wortstudien nach Strong-Nummer nachschlagen.
Welche Clients können ihn nutzen?
Jeder Client, der Remote-MCP-Server unterstützt: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, claude.ai, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Devin Desktop, Codex, Gemini CLI, Zed und andere. Die Einrichtungsschritte decken jeden davon ab.
Verfolgt mcp.tc Änderungen an Apologetics Wiki?
Ja. Der Tab Verlauf von Apologetics Wiki zeigt jede Änderung, die wir an seinen Tools finden, bis hin zu Beschreibungen und Parametern, dazu neue Versionen und Änderungen seines Betreibers. Folge dem Eintrag, um eine E-Mail zu bekommen, wenn er sich ändert.
Wer hat diese Seite geschrieben?
Der Roboter von mcp.tc hat die eigenen Metadaten von Apologetics Wiki (seinen MCP-Handshake, seine Tool-Liste und öffentliche Seiten) gelesen, und ein KI-Modell hat daraus den Text entworfen. Ein Mensch prüft alles, was die Prüfungen nicht bestätigen können. Der Text kann trotzdem falsch sein; wenn dir ein Fehler auffällt, nutze Eintrag melden auf dieser Seite. Diese Übersetzung hat ein KI-Modell aus dem englischen Text erstellt.
mcp.tc steht in keiner Verbindung zu Apologetics Wiki. Diese Seite entstand aus den öffentlichen Metadaten von Apologetics Wiki, zuletzt geprüft am 15. Nov. 2026, und ein KI-Modell hat die Beschreibung geschrieben, sie kann also Fehler enthalten. Namen und Marken gehören ihren Inhabern. Stimmt etwas nicht? Eintrag melden. Die Übersetzung hat ein KI-Modell aus dem englischen Text erstellt.