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They aren't non-sequitirs. They are sins, mentioned alongside homosexuality and described in the same manner with the same language. Focusing on one and not the others is a reflection on you. If god's forgiveness is attainable on it at any point (as it is apparently for genocide), then it's not yours or anyone else's business and Christians should stop waging their Pharasaical holy war of words on gays - since apparently, seconds before death a homo could say "yo god, sorry about that homo shit, can I be with you in paradise?". Again, their inability to do so, and their unquenchable obsession with homosexuality, says a ton about them. Jesus broke bread with tax collectors, whores and other sinners - and this guy can't bake a couple ******s a cake? Whose spirit are they really reflecting? Whose are you?
Well we can easily start by realizing there are no special interest groups for those other sins, are there? That's right: No. There are no politicans, businesses and celebrities whining for liar rights or incest equality (yet); so really they are non-sequiturs. No one brags about being a liar, though you do come close; no one is glorifying theivery, beyond entertainment purposes.
Sorry, you can't compare those sins by the very fact that these differences do exist and reflects much more on the sin and the people trying to legitimize it than it can ever reflect on me. God didn't destroy entire societies for merely fibbing.
And you shouldn't comment on my biblical knowledge considering, though you've read, you really have not understood. The Pharisees were guilty of rigid religiosity, concerning rituals and practices, not meteing out 'social justice' for sins of the flesh. The seven woes had nothing to do with the sins of the flesh.
And I put to rest your notion of who Jesus hung out and how that turned out earlier in the thread. You don't even read the entire word of the person you're talking to, you expect to have a chance concerning biblical exegesis?