The religious context of the ancient olympic games inspired

Question

1. In ancient times, athleticism was used to demonstrate rulers' worthiness to lead. Is athletic relevant to leadership in the modern world?
2. The religious context of the ancient Olympic Games inspired a truth seeking attitude toward sport that emphasized impartial judging and accuracy of results. What would be the effect of more religious involvement in the modern Olympic Games?
3. Ancient sport is said to have inspired democracy in part by revealing the worth of people from lower classes. Does sport today provide a similar opportunity for poor people to show their worth, or does it tend to favor the wealthy?
4. Plato promoted athletics for females because he viewed athletics as a form of moral education. What would he say about female participation in school sports today and equal opportunity laws such as the United States' Title IX?
5. Aristotle's ethics emphasizes activity and training. Do you think training for sports can also be a kind of moral training?