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What God Kept for Himself: Atheism, Sodomy, and Radical Dissent in Renaissance Italy Biographies & History Graphic Novels very queer friend Étienne thatA revelatory account of sexual nonconformity and radical religious dissent in Renaissance Italy, drawing on never before studied Inquisition trials. Between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries, a series of highly controversial Inquisition trials took place throughout the Italian peninsula. The defendants were all accused of the same heresy: claiming that Adam and Eve's original sin had been committing sodomy, a "celestial" pleasure reserved for God