The students presented to the audience papers prepared under the guidance of the professors and teacher of the Department of Christian Art History and Theory and the Department of Liturgical and Pastoral Theology. The session was opened with a welcome speech given by the Head of the Department of Liturgical and Pastoral Theology, Doctor of Theology, Archdeacon Demetre (Davitashvili). He spoke about the special contribution of His Holiness and Beatitude Ilia II to Tbilisi Theological Academy and Seminary and noted that participation in the event dedicated to the anniversary of the Patriarch is a great responsibility and, at the same time, a great joy for both professors and students.
At the session, works prepared under the guidance of the teacher of the Department of Liturgical and Pastoral Theology Giorgi Metreveli were presented. The topic of the presentation was Shio Mghvime – the Center of King David the Restorer. Besides the aforementioned topic, Rusudan Vashalomidze, Head of the Department of Christian Art History and Theory, presented works prepared under her guidance. The topic of the papers was Discovery of the Tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun - Howard Carter. The event was attended by the professors and students of Tbilisi Theological Academy and Seminary.
See today’s program.
December 14, 1:00 p.m. - the Department of Liturgical and Pastoral Theology, Shio Mghvime - the Center of King David the Restorer. The supervisor - Master of Theology Giorgi Metreveli, regulations - 15-20 minutes. The moderator of the working group - Kakhaber Ramishvili. The speakers – the students of the Faculty of Seminary:
1. Kakhaber Ramishvili – the fourth-year student of the Faculty of Seminary
2. Bakur Tirqia - the fourth-year student of the Faculty of Seminary
3. Demetre Gujabidze – the third-year student of the Faculty of Seminary The presentations were provided with visual materials by Gabriel Mdinaradze (a first- year student of the Seminary).
The Department of Christian Art History and Theory.
December 14, 2:00 p.m. - Discovery of the Tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun - Howard Carter.
The supervisor - Head of the Department of Christian Art History and Theory Rusudan Vashalomidze.
The moderator of the working group - Tekla Khardziani.
The Speakers - The first-year students of the Faculty of Christian Art History and Theory:
1. Tekla Kharziani
2. Davit Nasqhidashvili
