Committing homosexual acts may lead to God killing you.

Let me tell you why some of those who commit this grave sin are free from guilt and the possibility of punishment. In the new testament Paul talks about how the more a person attempts to adhere to the law, the more the law points out where they are wrong. So if a person goes to the bible and applies it to their life, the measuring stick if you will, will find that they cannot escape this judgement you are talking about. So I agree with you there. The issue here is that you are voicing your argument from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. It is either black or white. It is either good or evil. But is God really like that? It might be difficult to comprehend, but God is greater than us in every way. He is not limited by the confinements of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil - he created it. Yet here you are acting as judge, like a Pharisee, saying that every homosexual (who violates the law of God) will not be exempt from fatal judgement. Now if God is above our ways and thoughts, and is a far superior judge than us, I would propose that He would make the best choice when it comes to judgement. In political theory there is a concept called rule of law versus rule by law. It's this idea that either government is under its law, or it uses the law to do what it wants. God is not bound to the law, and does not need to because He is perfect. We are talking about two things: homosexual acts and God's nature. Can you unequivocally say that you know what God's judgement call will be on every homosexual who has committed homosexual acts? In all honesty you cannot. What if the person was a child, or the person was mentally ill, what if the person had never heard of God or his law. Its never all black and white, but there are gray areas that only a sovereign great God knows how to handle. Not you or me. What if there is someone that has never heard of God, they've never heard of the bible, and yet finds himself attracted to the same sex and commits acts that, unbeknown to him, violate God's law. I would argue that his ignorance paired with God's perfect judgement and mercy may not see that person fall under God's wrath. You might say: well he still violated the law: so ignorance is no excuse! But then we're not really talking about homosexual acts, we're just talking about sin. But in the case of sin, many theologians would argue and say that ignorance is a claim appropriate for infants, children, and mentally disabled, and that God would judge fairly those who had never heard the gospel by their own conscience. So ignorance does not equate to punishment. Let's say for example you were able to keep every law. Only Jesus lived perfectly, but let's say for argument's sake that you did. Even if you did, I propose that there would still be hidden laws that you would violate. How do I know this? The Sabbath comes under the ten commandments. However, it was actually a secret only known to God. Nehemiah 9:14 says: "You made known to them your holy Sabbath and gave them commands, decrees and laws through your servant Moses." The Israelites had no idea about the law until God told them. What other ordinances and decrees do you suppose God kept hidden? The Israelites were under the strain of the law, and each new precept only added to their weight. But we know that God had a greater plan in mind when he designed the law. And this leads me to my main point. He made the law. He is above it. And when we talk about the law we are talking about the one who made it. He will make the best decision on every homosexual act, and I propose that some people will, by the mercy of God, not be punished, but be judged true, by a standard we will never comprehend, and be welcomed into His loving arms.