Ron, I’m afraid that I see a very important thing that can be easily missed done so by you. It’s the concept of being saved, no longer under the law, yet still not sinning. From your countless arguments I hear you believing that since we are no longer under the law, we are free to do what our flesh desires. However, I see a different picture. We no longer live to our flesh but to our spirit now. So we should continually reject our flesh and it’s sinful desires to put on the spirit. The law is no longer binding, and that’s what 1. Saved us and 2. Allows us to live by the spirit in this life instead of the flesh. Number 2 is not a gimme, and we need to work at that one. Do you admit that you are still sinful? And do you agree that you should be growing by becoming more like the perfect, sinless God and Savior? If both are yes’s then you should realize that although we are saved from the penalty of sin, we should till strive to not do sin all the more. All the more because we have realized Gods incredible love and that should be our natural motivation to put off (our old self) sin. Does the sin of homosexuality as described in Leviticus not apply as a sin today? Is that true with murder? Thievery? Disrespecting your authorities?