Talk:Institute for Creation Research Graduate School

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I removed this:

• As the following US Department of Education webpage shows, the ICR Graduate School is fully accredited. http://ope.ed.gov/accreditation/InstDetail.asp

and some other advertisement blah-blah.

I looked at the page given, and it was just a Search page. When looking for some wordings, it said:

There are 0 institutions with an institution name containing Institute for Creation Research Graduate School.

There are 0 institutions with an institution name containing Institute for Creation Research.

There are 1 institutions with an institution name containing ICR Graduate School.

So, probably by some terrible mistake, they seem to have become accredited. (I don't quite understand how that process works and how they did it. Maybe they are accredited just for teaching religion, and their geology and biology teachings are still officially recognized as junk.) Can anybody find out what this is about? --tk (t) 10:55, 9 Nov 2005 (GMT)

When I removed it the first time, it was because I had failed to find it because I did a search for the school's full name rather than the abbreviation. I find it rather suspect that the abbreviation is needed, as the (real, not-creationist-nonsense-diploma-mill) University I attended comes up on the full name, and not its common abbreviation, but maybe I'm reading into it too far. Of course, the ICRGS's accrediting body has the word "Christian" right in the name, which I'm sure surprises about zero people. --HeroicJay 16:59, 9 Nov 2005 (GMT)