St. Paul’s Riddle

St. Paul’s Riddle

Sunday, July 3, 2005
| Romans 7:15-25a

Mental_Floss recently listed the “25 most important questions in the history of the universe.” They forgot one.

Mental_floss recently catalogued the “25 most important questions in the history of the universe.” They left out one.

Some questions for you. Not important questions, but questions nonetheless:

Why do snooze buttons only give you nine more minutes of sleep?

Why can’t you tickle yourself?

Those big clocks in the parlor — why do we call them “grandfather clocks?”

It’s unlikely that these questions have crossed your mind, but they’ve crossed someone’s mind. The editors at Mental_Floss, a trivia magazine, have even included them in an article called “The 25 most important questions in the history of the universe” (November-December 2004).

Tongue firmly planted in cheek.

These questions and more — like “Why does Hawaii have Interstate highways”? — are adult versions of the riddles we used to ask as kids.

How do rabbits travel? By hareplane.

What did the sock say to the foot? You’re putting me on.

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