The new testament indeed condemns homosexuality, but the sin is what is condemned, not the sinner. Someone who chooses to maintain a life of sin, as defined in the bible, is not trying to follow jesus and is therefore not represented in OP. A sinner who seeks biblical salvation would be a homosexual who seeks redemption through Jesus, which is what the OP depicts.
Again, the OP is wrong because Jesus would not abandon or condemn his followers for rejecting a sinner. Rather, he would embrace the sinner specifically to lead them away from sin, and teach his followers to forgive and embrace the sinner to also lead him away from sin.
The new testament indeed condemns homosexuality, but the sin is what is condemned, not the sinner. Someone who chooses to maintain a life of sin, as defined in the bible, is not trying to follow jesus and is therefore not represented in OP. A sinner who seeks biblical salvation would be a homosexual who seeks redemption through Jesus, which is what the OP depicts.
Again, the OP is wrong because Jesus would not abandon or condemn his followers for rejecting a sinner. Rather, he would embrace the sinner specifically to lead them away from sin, and teach his followers to forgive and embrace the sinner to also lead him away from sin.