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Faith brought them together, but love gave them the courage to stay together. Now their lives are disordered by non-biblical love. Two 44-year-old former nuns tied the knot during a civil union ceremony in Italy on Wednesday, in defiance of the Roman Catholic Church ’s long-held opposition to same-sex unions and also in defiance to scripture. According to an interview published in the Italian newspaper La Stampa , the women, identified only as Federica and Isabel, are former Franciscan nuns. Isabel is reportedly from South America , while Federica is a native of southern Italy. Driven by their passion to serve others, the two nuns spent time working in a drug rehabilitation center , where they met and slowly fell in love.   The phrase "slowly fell in love" should read disobeyed scripture for the Apostle Paul states in Romans 1 the greatest depravity of sin is seen in the act of lesbianism. These two women chose to disobey scripture, disobey God , disobey history an

(Note: The following piece contains spoilers for  How to Get Away With Murder .) Warning: Keep your kids away from ABC on Thursday nights at 10. Shonda Rhimes has created yet another raunchfest of a show, this one a “legal procedural” show called  How to Get Away With Murder. I put “legal procedural” quotes because anyone who’s watched a single episode of Rhimes’ long-running nighttime soap opera  Grey’s Anatomy  knows the medical setting is mostly a backdrop for exploring the convoluted sex lives of a group of total neurotics who happen to be surgeons. The same appears to be the case with Murder , which focuses extensively on the numerous sexual entanglements between the show’s sprawling ensemble cast – with a special and unusually explicit focus on homosexual relations. First, the basics: Just as  Grey’s Anatomy  started with a group of five attractive young first-year residents thrown into the deep end at a major teaching hospital,  Murder follows a group of five attractiv