Apologetics Wiki

Search published articles by title, description, tags, and shelf. [no key]

ChatGPT-compatible search. Returns results with id, title, url, and text. [no key]

ChatGPT-compatible fetch by id (article:, hub:, bible:, apocrypha:, or non-canonical:). A bible or Apocrypha passage for a book with a background essay includes that essay’s URL. An Apocrypha or Non-Canonical passage includes the canon note. [no key]

Published article for a path, a slug, or a full https://apologetics.wiki URL. The default is a summary. Set full to true for the body, still capped. [no key]

List published articles, optionally on one shelf. Shelf names are case-insensitive. Pass cursor from the previous page. An unknown shelf returns the valid shelf list. [no key]

Religions, beliefs, denominations, Islam branches, the Bible, the Apocrypha, and Non-Canonical, with hub URLs and article counts. [no key]

Takes no parameters.

King James text for a book name or OSIS code (John, 1 John, Song of Solomon, Psalm, jhn), including the Apocrypha and Non-Canonical. A whole chapter returns the verse text. 1 Enoch, Enoch, and Book of Enoch resolve to the Book of Enoch page (edition charles-1917). Jubilees, Jub, and Little Genesis resolve to the Book of Jubilees (edition charles-1913). 2 Enoch (Secrets of Enoch) resolves to W. R. Morfill’s 1896 translation (edition morfill-1896). 3 Enoch (Hebrew Enoch) resolves to Hugo Odeberg’s 1928 translation (edition odeberg-1928). A book with a background essay includes a background URL. Apocrypha and Non-Canonical results include canon_status and disclaimer_url. [no key]

Greek or Hebrew word-page data from the same indexes as /bible/greek and /bible/hebrew. Pass a slug or a Strong’s number. [no key]

Claims that recur in conversation: the claim, a one-line answer, the texts, and the article URL or Article coming. Filter with group and query, and page with cursor. [no key]

One claim by id: the answer, the texts, the group-page anchor, and the article URL or Article coming. [no key]

Mission, shelves, how to cite, and links to llms.txt, skill.md, and Connect. [no key]

Takes no parameters.

The 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]

Compare 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]

Read 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]

Read 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]

Read 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]

The signed-in account’s own suggestions and their review status. [sign-in required]

Account id, display name, role, and today’s remaining suggestion quota. [sign-in required]

Takes no parameters.

Match an objection to common arguments and published articles. Returns the claim, the one-line answer, key points, and absolute URLs. [no key]

King James text for a free-form reference on the Bible, Apocrypha, or Non-Canonical shelf. A single verse includes study links. include may add greek, hebrew, parallels, study_links, cross_refs, or connections. greek and hebrew return the original text, its source, and a word-by-word gloss. parallels returns every public-domain translation on the verse page. Apocrypha and Non-Canonical results include canon_status and disclaimer_url. [no key]

King 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]

Title, description, key points, and the canonical URL for one article. Pass a slug, a path, or a full https://apologetics.wiki URL. [no key]

One heading’s section from a published article, capped in length. [no key]

Articles that share a shelf or a verse with a slug or a scripture reference. [no key]

Links for a passage from every source the verse page uses, each labelled: curated links (including Jude 1:14–15 and 1 Enoch 1:9), New Testament quotations, fulfilled prophecy, allusions, the messianic prophecy list, and OpenBible.info cross-references. Connections cover the 66 books only. [no key]

Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, and Ethiopian status for a Bible, Apocrypha, or Non-Canonical book, with the site’s canon note. [no key]

Find Greek or Hebrew lemmas by gloss, transliteration, lemma, or Strong’s number. [no key]

A Qur’an or hadith quotation stored on this site, with the translation name and the source URL. Nothing is returned that is not in the site’s quote list. [no key]

Old Testament and New Testament connections for one King James book. Optional type is quotes, fulfilled, alludes, or see-also. Optional min_weight drops thinner chapter links and adds up what remains. One summary file. [no key]

Nodes and edges for the connection map. level is book or chapter. from is the Old Testament side and to is the New Testament side. testament_filter is all, ot, or nt. One graph file. [no key]

Messianic rows from the connection files, with links to the Old Testament and New Testament verse pages. theme is a case-insensitive substring. No match returns a count of zero. One summary file. [no key]

Row counts, arc counts, the See Also cap, licenses, and download URLs for the connection files. One summary file. [no key]

Takes no parameters.

The sources listed on one article, with absolute URLs. [no key]

Get the sign-in link. This sends no email. Open the link in a browser; the page checks that you are a person and emails you a code. Then use confirm_sign_in with that code. [no key]

Exchange 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]

The signed-in account’s saved articles and Bible verses. [sign-in required]

Takes no parameters.

Save an article path or a Bible verse path for the signed-in account. [sign-in required]

Remove one saved article or Bible verse for the signed-in account. [sign-in required]