That does not remove the fact that the Leviticus reference is inapt. Different audience. Some people address the phenomenon, not with the focused anger of God that would deliver if at all possible, but with the rage of man that tries to heap up any straw of condemnation to get it out of his hair.
God hasn’t changed His mind about anything that He inspired His servants to record in either of the books in which He proscribes activities that offend His holiness, aka sin. Your post implies that what God’s law forbade in the antediluvian period no longer apply to us today. I believe the verses I cited were not only written to the Christians in Rome, they are applicable to Christians today as well as to the people who He destroyed with a universal flood. If you can cite scripture to the contrary I would like to know book, chapter, and verse(s). I’m not questioning your knowledge of scripture, I just don’t fully understand your post addressed to me.