You said that it was not the fault of homosexuals for existing (which is a statement that suggests that they are innocent) and then proceeded to say the penalty for homosexuality and fornication was death.
Again, you did not read what I wrote. .
Being born genetically 'imperfect' applies to all of us. (this is what "sin" is) But having a genetic hiccup does not have to dictate our actions. Pedophiles are born that way too but we all have something called "self-control" which means we are the ones who determined what we will will do in any given situation, despite what the imperfect mind and body might be telling us. Just because a person has a sexual attraction for another, doesn't mean that they have to have sex with the person they are attracted to.....does it?
No one can say that denying oneself sex is in any way life threatening. For a Christian, "self-control" is a "fruit" or action of God's holy spirit. (Gal 5:22-24) Anyone can ask God for help in controlling sexual desire, especially when it is inappropriate or unlawful in his eyes to carry it out. Making oneself a "eunuch" on account of the kingdom is something praised and valued as a sacrifice made to God. (Matt 19:12)
You then proceeded to suggest that procreation was highly sacred to God, justifying this penalty.
Homosexuals cannot procreate "lawfully"....which means that they need a third party to facilitate a pregnancy. Every time they have sex, they are breaking God's law. It is called "fornication" in the Bible and comes from the Greek word "por·neiʹa" and encompasses all unlawful or unnatural sexual acts. So because WE are the ones in control of our own actions, WE are the ones who determine where we stand with God. The "I can't help it" excuse carries no weight with the Creator.
To which I made a snarky reply about punishing the innocent and pointing out that not having babies is not a homosexuality thing. It's actually a circumstantial thing. It was to highlight a horrified reaction to a benevolent God smiting innocent creatures because their existence (through no fault of their own) "offended" Him. Which makes him look rather petty, hateful and actually kind of cruel.
Or it means that he has standards and he expects his children to adhere to them, regardless of what everyone else is doing.
If you recall the story of Job in the Bible, you will see that God's adversary had made claims about man's motives in serving his God. He said that if he was allowed to take away everything Job valued, that Job would abandon his worship and even curse God to his face. God allowed the devil to prove his claims. But no matter what the devil did to Job, he maintained integrity to his God and was rewarded for his faithful adherence to his God in spite of all that he lost. Not once did he blame God for his suffering. God rewarded him richly for his extraordinary faith. (Prov 27:11)
Job 42:12-17:
"So Jehovah blessed the last part of Job’s life more than the beginning.....He also came to have seven more sons and three more daughters.....After this Job lived for 140 years, and he saw his children and his grandchildren—four generations. Finally Job died, after a long and satisfying life."
You can spin it however you want, those are the implications of such statements.
You have a negative mind set and apparently see only what you want to see in my posts. There is nothing I can do about that but draw attention to the strawmen you create.