Behavioral geneticist Dr. Daniel Toma discusses questions of the order and structure of the universes in light in John Arintero's notion of Theosis. he also expounds on the significance and purpose of the Incarnation.

Dr. R.V. Young reflects on the influences of tyranny throughout Shakespeare's play, most uniquely seen in Macbeth. In Macbeth, the protagonist is entangled by his own tyranny and destroys his character and freedom.

Dr. Michael Zuckert presents Lincoln's theory of democratic statesmanship and the reasoning behind his political propositions. Dr. Zucket also discusses the waves of praise and criticism that has been raised throughout the years.

Linguist Christophe Rico explains on the difficulties that often arise in translating complicated texts, and how to translate while still preserving the original meaning ad weight of the text. He discusses the different linguistic levels of the texts, and Biblical texts in particular pose a special difficulty due to the richly layered meaning behind the word choice.

Dr. Robert Louis Wilken discusses the issues of faith and reason within the early Christian Church, as well as the meaning of virtue. He delves into the categories the early Christians placed different virtues, which came to be known as the cardinal virtues. Dr. Robert Louis Wilken is professor of the history of Christianity at the University of Virginia and has authored a number of books on early Christianity.

Fr. Anderson delves into an extensive discussion of the divine liturgy of St John Chrysostom.

Fr. Anderson reflects on the significance of the details in the Byzantine liturgy, discussing the distinctive elements that are part of the Eastern Church. He also discusses the historical circumstances and religious crisis that formed the differences between the Eastern and Western Church.

Renowned Byzantine priest and liturgist Fr. David E. Anderson focuses his lectures on the liturgical traditions of the Eastern Churches. The liturgy is an encounter and expression of the Kingdom of God.

An exceptionally popular speaker and teacher, Dr. Scott Hahn delves into the famous Bible passage of The Road to Emmaus, discussing the continuity of the scriptures, and how the Old Testament is fulfilled in the New Testament. By understanding the liturgical context of the Scriptures the sacramental quality of the written text is revealed.

Dr. Ken Grasso, a professor of political science at Texas State University, delivered a lecture entitled “The Freedom of the Church and the Taming of the State.” Grass examines the role of Christianity in the development and the future of modern democracy. He argues that Christianity transformed western political life, and that liberal modernity is attempting to set form a purely secular understanding of freedom.