There is no free pass to act like a bigot. But for people that want to be, excuses can always be found

I don't think genetics are that simple. The combination you get from your parents creates a unique you, as the genes interact to create new features

@banana Just speaking for myself, personally I'm not sure that God necessarily "creates" people with their specific sexual orientation either, but my reasoning is different than garlog's.
Let's be real: your genetic makeup comes directly from your parents.

The Law of Moses was given to the Israelites because they weren't showing themselves capable of following the higher law. All that stuff about eating certain types of animals, wearing certain types of clothes, even capital punishment were all part of that temporary Mosaic Law. When Christ came, he fulfilled the law of sacrifice (which is why we don't still do animal sacrifices), and re-instigated the higher laws. See the Sermon on the Mount for an example.
So yes, there most definitely has been an "updated" set of laws. If not, Christians would still be saying no to ham sandwiches.

Well if that's the case, I don't know what it is. It's certainly not a group of aardvarks.

Not the laws against homosexuality per se, but certainy any specific law that could ever justofy violence against homosexuals. I.e. anything in the Law of Moses (Leviticus, Deuteronomy, etc.).

Except you can argue that it goes against the religion itself if those ancient instructions are no longer in force.
A Christian using the Law of Moses to justify violence against homosexuals, for example, is like a Mississippi resident citing the Jim Crow laws to defend their discrimination against blacks. It's an invalid defense.

Evidently she is; cause that's what she just did

Only if you only know the first 6 words...