I haven't been disappointed by any lectures from maclaurin.org in the past, so here are some more. Understand that these are not all given by Catholics, so I'm not vouching for theological accuracy...just interesting stuff...


The Innocence of God, Udo Middelmann, MacLaurin Institute (Francis A. Schaeffer Fellow).

Pacifism in the Old and New Testaments: What Did Moses Teach That Inspired Jesus's Nonviolence?, Philip Friesen, Galilean Center (Fellow).

Wedded Bliss: What Makes for Happy Marriages, Dr. W. Bradford Wilcox, University of Virginia (Assistant Professor of Sociology).

Interpersonal Forgiveness: What's So Good About Loving Your Enemy?, Dr. Gayle Reed, University of Wisconsin Extension (Instructional Specialist).

From Da Vinci to Dan Brown: The skeptic as the new cultural authority, Dr. Vishal Mangalwadi, MacLaurin Institute (Fellow).

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And finally, the lecture which made me post this...and this one I CAN vouche for...

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Dueling with Darwin: A Night with GK Chesterton, Dr. Chuck Chalberg, Normandale College (Professor of History) and Dale Ahlquist, American Chesterton Society (President).

UPDATE: Here's another Dale Ahlquis lecture -- The Spiritual and Intellectual Delight of G. K. Chesterton