Juan Serrano Vicente is Associate Professor of Theology at the Department of Humanities, Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid), where he teaches courses in Theology and Psychology of Religion in the Psychology degree. He holds a Bachelor in Philosophy and a Licentiate in Theology from the Universidad Eclesiástica San Dámaso (Madrid), a Master in Humanities and Social Sciences from UFV, and a PhD in Humanities (2017) with a dissertation on the convergences between Xavier Zubiri's way of religation and Luigi Giussani's itinerary of the religious sense. He is Director of the Master in Foundations of Christianity (UFV–UESD) and a founding member of the Research Group on Imagination and Possible Worlds (UFV), where he serves as Principal Investigator of the project SOTER: Implicit Soteriology in Poetic Possible Worlds (ref. UFV2026-07). He is a Fellow of the Center for the Study of Luigi Giussani. His research interests include the phenomenology of religion, political theology, Radical Orthodoxy and its engagement with questions of politics and economy in theological reflection, and the intersection of contemporary cultural imaginaries with questions of human dignity and ultimate meaning. In 2023, he received the Expanded Reason Award from the Ratzinger Foundation.