Rev. E. Ross Kane
Professor, Pastor, and Author
About
Ross Kane is a pastor and professor who writes and teaches about the complex intersections between theology, ethics, and culture. He helps pastors and students discern cultural dynamics at play in their ministries and how these dynamics shape moral decision-making. His writing ranges from local church politics to international church relationships, especially between churches in the United States and Africa.
He holds a PhD in ethics from the University of Virginia and teaches at Virginia Theological Seminary, where he also directs their doctoral programs. He is author of The Good News of Church Politics (Eerdmans, forthcoming) and Syncretism and Christian Tradition (Oxford), as well as many articles in popular and academic journals.
Ross Kane CV
Education
University of Virginia
Ph.D. in Religious Studies, concentration in Theology, Ethics, and Culture (2017)
Duke University Divinity School
Master of Divinity with Certificate in Anglican Studies (2009)
University of Virginia
B.A. in Foreign Affairs with a minor in Religious Studies (2002)
Academic Appointments
Virginia Theological Seminary
- Associate Professor of Theology, Ethics, and Culture (2022- Present)
- Director of Doctoral Programs (2017- Present)
- Assistant Professor of Theology, Ethics, and Culture (2017-2022)