These sources collectively explore the life and legacy of Eric Liddell, a Scottish athlete and missionary. They recount his Olympic success in 1924, particularly his principled decision not to compete on a Sunday and his subsequent unexpected gold medal in the 400 meters. The articles emphasize Liddell's deep Christian faith, which guided his choices, including his return to China as a missionary. His experiences during the Japanese occupation and internment are detailed, highlighting his selfless service and positive impact on those around him, even in hardship, until his death. The sources also discuss the lasting inspiration of his story, notably through the film Chariots of Fire, and the ongoing work of organizations dedicated to preserving his memory and values.Sources:A legend. A legacy. A lifetime of inspiration. - The Eric Liddell CommunityEric Liddell (1902 - 1945) - Asia HarvestEric Liddell - Bundoora Presbyterian ChurchEric Liddell - the life of an athletics legendEric Liddell Fact SheetFor the Glory, the Biography of Eric Liddell: Why a Gold Medalist Gave Up Everything for God and China - Arise from the Dust - MormanityLet's Remember the Life-Changing Legacy of Eric Liddell | THE FAITH & SPORTS BLOGThe Eric Liddell 100