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Originally Posted by MrMasterMind
Perhaps Oneness scholars are more sensitive to trying to appear legitimate and credentialed, but I am not sure they were necessarily targeted. I believe this crossed denominational/theological boundaries, and is and shall be exacerbated by the confusion in accrediting agencies for Theological programs since they cannot be "regionally accredited" like most programs can.
But clue number one, if you pay money and get a doctorate degree in the mail 90 days later it isn't legit.
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Yes, and in fact the majority of "victims" would appear to have nothing to do with the Oneness movement. However, Kal Boora appears to be deeply embedded in this web of "schools" and he has several very direct connections with the Oneness fellowships, apparently being a Oneness writer himself.
He also appears to have some financial interests in promoting these "degrees." He is listed as serving as a "consultant" and "faculty" at several different diploma mills and other schools. When he "reaches out" with the offer of a "credential" or "degree" he is dragging a huge labyrinth of interests with him and a lot of this has involved criminal activity on the part of the schools and their administrators.