By Bishop Anne Dyer August 4, 2021, 6:00 am
This year s medal-winning Olympic athletes didn t achieve greatness all by themselves - they had help and support (Photo: HOW HWEE YOUNG/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
Many sporting events pass me by, but not the Olympics. The extensive television coverage, together with high viewing figures, suggest that I am not alone in this.
Many of us will stop and watch Olympic highlights when at other times we might have found something else to do. Why is this?
Well, maybe it is about the excellence before our eyes. We know that we are watching the very best in the world, not just in one sport but in many. The variety is amazing and awe-inspiring. What we see tells us that the human body is astounding.
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