As you know, I've been including Great Courses in my list of readings this year, which, considering their length and complexity, is a valid addition. Now, I guess the one objection might be if it was a repeat listen, however, I'm including them anyway. A couple days ago I finished - for the fourth time - Professor Charles Matthewes's course on Why Evil Exists. It's a thirty-six lecture series, and it's absolutely wonderful. As is the case with a great novel or film, it seems like I get something new from it every time I revisit it. And, yes, it was the inspiration for my Nature of Evil class. His Great Course is absolutely and enthusiastically recommended. I wish he'd written a corresponding book, although I did purchase his book on Saint Augustine and listened to his Great Course on the great thinker. He's one of those professors that I've written emails to thanking them for their work.
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