Terms of Use
Effective 20 October 2026. Apologetics Wiki (“we”, “us”) runs apologetics.wiki. By using the site, its accounts, or its MCP server at apologetics.wiki/mcp, you agree to these terms.
What the Site Is
The site is a free reference on Christian belief and on other religions, with the Bible text and study tools. It is offered for study. It is not professional, legal, medical, or pastoral advice.
Accounts
- You do not need an account to read. An account lets you save items, use MCP keys, and suggest edits.
- Use an email address or Google account that is yours, and keep your MCP keys secret. You are responsible for what is done with your account and keys.
- Accounts are not meant for children under 13.
- You can delete your account at any time on your account page.
The MCP Server and Connected Apps
You may connect AI apps to the MCP server within the published rate limits. Do not try to get around those limits, the security checks, or another person’s account. We may suspend an account, revoke a key, or block a client that is used for abuse.
Suggestions
Suggestions go to a review queue and are not published automatically. Send only material you have the right to share. By sending a suggestion, you let us use, edit, and publish it on the site. We may decline any suggestion.
Acceptable Use
Do not use the site to send spam, harass people, break the law, or harm the service or other users.
Content and Accuracy
We work to source every page, but the site may contain errors. Use the support form to report a correction. Links to other sites are not under our control.
No Warranty
The site is provided as is, without warranties of any kind. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for any loss that comes from using it.
Privacy
The Privacy Policy explains what we collect and how to get or delete your data.
Changes to These Terms
When these terms change, we update this page and its effective date.
Data Controller and Contact
We are the data controller for this site. Questions about these terms go to us only through the support form.