Giorgi Tserodze is a Georgian Orthodox priest, theologian, and philosopher born in Sukhumi in 1972. He studied Economics at Iv. Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, followed by a theological education at Tbilisi Theological Seminary. Between 2014 and 2023, he served as chaplain of the Georgian Armed Forces. His scholarly work centers on John Zizioulas’s relational ontology and eschatological theology, exploring the intersection of Orthodox tradition with continental philosophy and psychoanalysis. He is a contributor to “Zghvari” (The Threshold), a theological journal focused on liberal Orthodox theology. His work bridges patristic tradition with contemporary philosophical inquiry. He remains committed to creating spaces where authentic theological dialogue and spiritual freedom can flourish.
Render unto Caesar: Paul’s Political Theology in the Era of Liberal Democracy
February/March 2026: Ecumenical Conversation and Christian Unity (Volume 26 Issue 1)
[1] 2025 marked 1,700 years since the Council of Nicaea (325 CE), where bishops gathered—including from Bichvinta in what is now occupied Abkhazia to articulate the Church’s faith. Yet, in the last century, neither together nor separately did the Christian churches, East or West, protect humanity from the Holocaust and the Gulag. Today, the occupying […]