Why do Homosexuals even care about Christian discrimination?

[Seanchaidh]

Look, I know I can't convince you I'm right: I've been in too many debates like this to expect that. But the Christian mindset does make sense in context: you're just looking at it from your position, and it looks strange. So I don't expect you to become a Christian or anything, but maybe at least acknowledging that things look different from here than where you are: agree to disagree, as it were. The world (and especially this website) has enough people who hate Christians for no good reason.

Yes, it most certainly looks strange for someone to countenance death for adulterers/etc. as perfectly reasonable with the weak justification that, well, we don't have to kill them anymore.

I was raised to be a member of your religion, it's hardly foreign. But I did get out early, and you'll excuse me for not paying attention to every jot and tittle of such a blithely amoral belief system. You offer commands and punishments. Neither is a good foundation for morality, divine or otherwise. Legal positivism shuts off ethical questioning, and that is the framework for how you must treat scripture if you are to follow it.