My research focuses on the philosophy of religion, metaphysics, metaethics and the intersection between them. My main interests in the philosophy of religion are theistic metaethics (especially divine command theory), the problem of evil, perfect being theism, and alternate concepts of God. In metaphysics, the nature of properties and intrinsicality. On metaethics, the realism/anti-realism debate, moral guilt, and moral relationality.

I also have a strong interest in philosophical logic, philosophy of language, philosophy of mathematics, and their intersection with metaphysics. Among them are the nature of propositions, the debate on logical pluralism, the nature of quantifiers and quantificational expressions, speech acts, comparative expressions, and the nature of comparability.

I also work on Puerto Rican philosophy. My goal is to make contemporary work by Puerto Rican philosophers available to English-speaking audiences and vice versa.