Turning off the Highway to Hell?: Pelagianism Has Become Catholic Common Sense
Roberto De La Noval on grace.
Roberto J. De La Noval
Roberto J. De La Noval is assistant professor of the practice of theology at Boston College. His publications include Anime, Religion, and Theology and Sergius Bulgakov: Spiritual Diary.
Articles
Discernment as First Philosophy: Intellectual Conversion and the Catholic Liberal Arts
Roberto De La Noval on students.
Relativism as Lebensgefühl: Untying the Knot Through Intellectual Conversion
Roberto De La Noval on Catholic education.
Teaching for Intellectual Conversion: Introductory Theology at the Level of Our Times
Roberto De La Noval on students.
Is the Concept of Human Dignity Philosophically Verifiable?
Roberto De La Noval on the approach to the question through interiority.
The Kids Aren't Alt-Lite
Roberto De La Noval on the Heroes of the Fourth Turning.
By Man Shall His Blood Not Be Shed?
Roberto De La Noval on the Bible and changes in the Catechism regarding the death penalty.
The Good Place Wave and the Restless Heart
Roberto De La Noval on the overlooked theological content of The Good Place and its finale.
Fleabag, Fully-Clothed
Roberto De La Noval explores the hit show Fleabag and the depths of desire.
Reading the Writing in the Dirt
Roberto De La Noval, ND PhD candidate in Theology, reads Jesus's writing in the sand back into the Old Testament.
The Digital Displacement of Transcendence at Concerts
Roberto De La Noval, ND PhD candidate in Theology, observes how the emergence of the "flattered self" obliterates secular analogues of transcendence.