So, are you suggesting that you believe that salvation comes by obedience to the law? My understanding is that salvation comes only by the grace of God, through faith, and that it is through faith that God heals us in our sin. If this is true, and I believe that this is pretty standard evangelical teaching, then the message we need to be spreading is the good news of the grace of God, not the message of condemnation of the law.
I am not here claiming that I believe that the Bible condones homosexuality, nor am I claiming that biblical teaching on homosexuality is wrong. All that I am suggesting is that every homosexual in America has already heard the message of condemnation and judgment, and that I believe that it is evangelical Christianity's exclusive focus on this message, and the consequent reaction by many on the left, that has led to so much confusion about this issue. Instead, I am proposing a third path for Christians to pursue, one that neither condemns (because that is God's job) nor condone, but one that simply preaches the grace of God and that trusts God to change the heart of the sinner in all of us.
In short, I am far more concerned about homosexuals who are pushed away from the Church, even into atheism, because they have never been taught about the depth of God's grace, than I am about those who are Christians, but who continue in the homosexual lifestyle. I am convinced that we are called to share the gospel ("the good news of God's grace) to all sinners (meaning everyone) and to trust God to change our hearts and our actions.