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I don't understand why some sins are considered worse than others. All separate us from God.

Thanks for answering about jealouy.

You are correct in your statement. God does not look at sin with a measure. He sees a miss. It is sin.

But, the sin of homosexuality is different, in that the gays are continuing in the relationship, after having knowledge of their wrong.

I have heard from some about divorce being equal, in its "sinfullness". That does not equate, in that the marriage of a sinner, is still recognized. The only conditions Paul placed on elders (church leaders) was that they were husbands of ONE wife. It was not a reference to polygamy, but instead was an acknowledgement of divorce, and remarriage. Nobody knows, for sure, about Paul's marriage status.

All sin separates us, but the one sin that is unforgivable, is blasphemy. Acknowledging your sin is not enough. It is blasphemy when you continue to live in it. It is blasphemy to deny God's Spirit from having dominion over earthly flesh.

It is blasphemy to offer an "alternate" to God's plan for man and woman. God thought it was bad enough to destroy a city, and all that lived there... We get the word "sodomy" from that place!

I see a post about two gay men living down the street. I bet you wouldn't want your son hanging around them, would you? You know they probably have a plan for him. Jesus probably ain't part of it...