If you are a Christian, but disregard Levitical law, on what basis do you disqualify it? There is nothing in Gospel which overturns Levitical law. Now, you may argue that Levitical Law only applies to Levites, or you might argue that the "completion of the Law" that Mr ben-Joseph did claim means the eradication of Leviticus. Or, more likely, you haven't ever asked the question. 
But the flow chart says, and it follows quite logically, that if you accept the validity of Levitical Law, you don't get to pick and choose which laws to follow. And Leviticus is quite clear on the status of homosexual relations, although I disremember whether Torah has a precise definition of the state of marriage or not.
A further possibility occurs, that you construe Christian to mean "one who follows Christ" or "One who tries to emulate Christ." But even in that case, you still need to justify on what basis you reject Levitical law.
-- Mal
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