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Line 8: − *denial of [[annihilationism]] – Got Questions claims that those who fall short of repentance and salvation will be tormented in hell for an infinite amount of time, incorrectly interpreting several terms as meaning an non-finite, unending period of time;<ref>[https://www.gotquestions.org/annihilationism.html Is annihilationism biblical?] ''Got Questions''. Retrieved December 6, 2022.</ref> however, the mention in Revelation of hellfire being inextinguishable refers to the ''inability'' to stop them rather than the notion that the fires themselves burn infinitely<ref>3ABN (September 4, 2017). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tqu0sig5eO8 22 - "Is Hell a Place of Unending Torture?" – Doug Batchelor - SCM 2017]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved December 6, 2022.</ref>
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Due to Got Questions' adherence to Calvinist doctrines, some of their articles contain interpretations of Scripture which are questionable in nature or incorrect:
Due to Got Questions' adherence to Calvinist doctrines, some of their articles contain interpretations of Scripture which are questionable in nature or incorrect:
*insistence of "[[once saved, always saved]]" – Got Questions insists upon the Calvinist doctrine that salvation cannot be lost,<ref>[https://www.gotquestions.org/once-saved-always-saved.html Is once saved, always saved biblical?] ''Got Questions''. Retrieved December 6, 2022.</ref> even none of their cited "evidence" in their article proves that individuals who repent are ''incapable'' of losing salvation while still alive in the flesh
*insistence of "[[once saved, always saved]]" – Got Questions insists upon the Calvinist doctrine that salvation cannot be lost,<ref>[https://www.gotquestions.org/once-saved-always-saved.html Is once saved, always saved biblical?] ''Got Questions''. Retrieved December 6, 2022.</ref> even none of their cited "evidence" in their article proves that individuals who repent are ''incapable'' of losing salvation while still alive in the flesh
*promoting the claim that the Nephilim were offspring of humans and fallen angels;<ref>[https://www.gotquestions.org/Nephilim.html Who / what were the Nephilim?] ''Got Questions''. Retrieved December 6, 2022.</ref> angels in reality have no ability to procreate with people<ref>Doug Batchelor (December 17, 2019). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBaeZZcxMiw DID ANGELS MARRY HUMANS? "The Mysterious World of Angels" With Doug Batchelor (Amazing Facts)] ''YouTube''. Retrieved December 6, 2022.</ref>
*promoting the claim that the Nephilim were offspring of humans and fallen angels;<ref>[https://www.gotquestions.org/Nephilim.html Who / what were the Nephilim?] ''Got Questions''. Retrieved December 6, 2022.</ref> angels in reality have no ability to procreate with people<ref>Doug Batchelor (December 17, 2019). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBaeZZcxMiw DID ANGELS MARRY HUMANS? "The Mysterious World of Angels" With Doug Batchelor (Amazing Facts)] ''YouTube''. Retrieved December 6, 2022.</ref>