With a degree like that I do not think acredidation realy matters. Well for some. The only reason I say that is they are not, for the most part, 'employable degrees.'
However let me clarify what I mean by employable degrees. I mean not business and or technical.
The only three purposes I can see for those degrees is pursuit of it simply because your interest (scholarly pursuit), To teach (of which at the PHD I cannot imagine much demand for it) and because you want to be a preacher and have PHD behind your name to make you appear smarter and hopefully to a more secular crowd.
However If you wanted to use that degree to teach then it would have to be an accredited degree.
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