He did. And then He saw that man was incapable of upholding the law. Why he didn't know that before hand, I have no idea. So he sent the perfect sacrifice that freed us from the penalty of the law. Homosexuality is still a sin. It's just not punishable by death.
What DO you think should be done with homosexuals?
Christ freed us from the penalty of the law in the sense that He paid that penalty for us. But that doesn't give a Christian the right to walk into a supermarket and shoplift. While Christ paid for that Christian's sin of stealing, he would still have to face the legal ramifications of that.
Do you suppose that a
Christian who is broke has the right to go out and
commit armed robbery in order to have money to eat without
facing the consequences legally for his actions
in this life?
I believe that murder, adultery, and homosexuality are still morally wrong, because those truths are what is known as
horizontal truths that apply to all people for all time periods.
Were you aware that there are things that have never changed, and that those truths are called
horizontal truths? God is still good and always has been
good, holy, righteous, etc...
There are also
verticle instructions that are given
by God to
specific people and at
specific times that were only instructions given to
those people!