About Us
We believe that the Bible is the inerrant and infallible Word of God. We accept that the Bible is God's instruction manual for life and that it is written to all mankind.
It is our belief that God created the earth and the universe in six literal days; that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, born of a virgin. We believe that He died on the cross at Calvary, but that He arose from the dead three days later and now sits at the right hand of God as our High Priest and intervenes on our behalf to the Father for our sins. We further believe that He will be returning for us and that we shall reign in heaven for eternity with Him. Finally, we believe that all nonbelievers will be sentenced to a burning hell for eternity.
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What We Believe
Carolina University of Theology is recognized by the State of Virginia as a degree granting University and school of religion and theological education in accordance with 8 VAC 40-31-50 and is exempt by the State of Virginia from SCHEV certification
Affiliations
Unlike the practices of most other countries, in the United States accreditation of institutions of higher education is not conducted by the government. The US government does not approve or accredit higher education programs and schools. Instead, it is a voluntary process that is implemented by private nongovernmental accrediting agencies. At present, there are both regional as well as national agencies involved in the accreditation process. If you are studying for other than ministry, to become a business administrator, engineer, lawyer, etc, make sure that the school at which you are going to study belongs to a regional accrediting association. In secular education, regional accreditation is essential. However, even though accreditation is a voluntary act on the part of a university or college, CUT under the director of the founding president sought and gained accreditation with the Accrediting Commission International of Beebe, Arkansas. ACI is an international accrediting commission which holds at its primary objective the encouragement and maintenance of sound scholarship and the highest academic achievement in the areas of private education. ACI’s purpose is the preparation of quality education in private schools, colleges, and theological seminaries. It is a non-governmental body and makes no claims to be connected with the government.
If your sole purpose of needing an education is for the Gospel ministry or a related field within Christian ministry, secular accreditation is not necessary or required. All Christian churches generally accept quality Christian education regardless of which accreditation group (if any) the school is with. However, since the election of our new president, and the University’s Board’s decision to relocate the University administrative offices and headquarters from Iron Station, North Carolina to Manassas, Virginia, our President in keeping with our desire to promote academic excellence has deemed it vital to gain additional accreditation through a regional and national accrediting agency that is fully recognized by the US Secretary of Education. We have been gathering information on this process for several years as we strive to go forth and begin the process for all that is required to gain such additional accreditation.
A Word About Accreditation
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