[Tribune7]

ICR treats God's existence as likely and ends up with a view that the "all things in the universe were created and made by God in the six literal days of the creation week"

Now consider the organizations that treated God's existence as unlikely. What did they end up doing?

It is better to believe that every sentence, word and typographical error in the Bible is true than to believe all of it is wrong.

[VadeRetro]

ICR treats God's existence as likely and ends up with a view that the "all things in the universe were created and made by God in the six literal days of the creation week"

No, ICR treasts God's existence as fact and starts with the view that all things were created and made by God in the literal six days of the creation week.

[PatrickHenry]

It is better to believe that every sentence, word and typographical error in the Bible is true than to believe all of it is wrong.

Those are not the only possibilities. Personally, I think some parts of the Bible are true, and some are metaphor -- those are the parts that are explicitly said to be so (dreams, parables, poetry, etc.), and the parts that don't jibe with the physical world that we observe.