Why is Faith/Belief a Moral Issue?

[Wyrd of Gawd]

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Fornication is legal, as is idolatry, adultery, being effeminate, "abusers of themselves with mankind," coveting, drunkenness, and reviling.  So you have not explained at all why homosexuality is what is so talked about.

The only things on the list that should be illegal are theft and extortion.

That's true those items are legal today, however they were made legal in the past.  I cannot comment on the culture at the time the law against adultery was changed from illegal to legal.  I don't know how vocal or not the Christian community was at the time the law was changed.  

Another differentiation is that no one is forcing Christian churches, or individual Christians to engage in or participate in the acts relating to idolatry, adultery, being effeminate, etc.

Why should I explain anything to you? Your very comments evince  your inability to profit from explanations. I leave you to your ignorance. Interpret that any way you want.

You don't have to.  Although what's the point of coming to a forum, for the sake of a discussion, and then refusing to have a discussion?

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"Born of a virgin."  How can you rightly accuse a virgin of fornication?      

[hide]What does it mean when Jesus said he did not come to "abolish but to fulfill" the law?

What is the purpose of the law?

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There are three holes.  Just because one isn't used it doesn't mean that the other two stay vacant.  Besides, Mary was supposedly engaged to the dummy Joseph so if she came up pregnant she committed adultery.  Don't you know anything about human sexuality?

The story is a variation on the hypocrite Judah and Tamar (Genesis chapter 38) but with a slightly better ending.