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Kendall Cox is a Research Fellow affiliated with the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Virginia's College of Arts & Sciences. Their work bridges philosophical theology, ethics, and literary studies with a focus on medieval visionary writing and modern Christological thought. They hold a PhD in Religious Studies from the University of Virginia (2014), an MDiv from Regent College (2006), and a BA from Wake Forest University (2002).
- Education: PhD (2014), MDiv (2006), BA (2002)
- Key affiliations: Institute for Practical Ethics, Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture
Research emphasizes parable theory, Karl Barth's doctrine of election, and Julian of Norwich's mystical theology. Their interdisciplinary approach integrates phenomenological methods with biblical exegesis, exploring themes like liturgical ethics, kenotic theology, and the intersection of faith and consumer culture.
Teaching specialties include theological ethics, liberation theologies, and bioethics through literature/film. Recent courses address consumer responsibility, feminist theology, and the parable of the Prodigal Son.
- Awards: Richard and Louise Goodwin Prize (2006), Robert J. Huskey Travel Fellowship (2010-2011)
- Grants: Multiple fellowships supporting interdisciplinary research in theology and ethics
Active in scholarly communities through editorial work for Syndicate and participation in theological symposia. Current projects explore narrative theology's potential for reimagining Christian ethics in contemporary contexts.
