curiosity kills me

[darkoshi]

How I can go from just looking up when the Notre Dame Cathedral fire was (2019!), to looking/reading about gargoyles, grotesques, a rooster reliquary which "miraculously" survived, the Last Judgement, the Babylonian Talmud, Babylon...
and what makes a church a cathedral.

The Last Judgement part was the longest read and left me wondering if Christians believe someone can to to Heaven after death but then end up consigned to Hell after the Last Judgement. So then I looked up that, and ended up reading various people's inconsistent and contrasting beliefs on that and similar topics on Quora. Ugh.

That is not how I wanted to spend the last two and a half hours, dang it.

Comments

[lhexan]

The ability to wander like this is one of the best attributes of the Internet!

[darkoshi]

It is. But sometimes you just want to fetch your acorns and get back to a comfy nest, not go wandering, but yet again you find yourself having been lured into a wild goose chase after the fact. With no time left to just enjoy your acorns.
:)