I'm trying to understand you.
Are you claiming the law is only there for a reference to know whether something is a sin or not?
We understand you, and Pate. Your gospel, "good news, as pertaining to our salvation/justification, as outlined in 1 Cor. 15:1-4 KJV,is not that Christ died for our sins, as you assert that Christ did not die for our sins/sin debt, as you cannot agreed that He did, since you assert that the law, that defines our future yet uncommitted sins/sin debt when He died, was destroyed, made void, at the cross, and thus there is no sin debt incurred, for which to die, and thus no condemnation/judgment, for which the Saviour could take, IN OUR PLACE. Thus, you assert that He died in vain. Instead, you satanically assert that He did not die for our sins, but died to destroy, make vain the law( although not one scripture, in either the OT, or NT, expounds that His death was necessary, to make that happen,or
how His death would affect destroying the law,but scripture does testify of the "sacrificial substitute," death, by blood, to satisfy the demands of the law, but not destroy it), so that no one can be condemned, judged by that the law, since that law no longer exists=no law, no transgression/sin, resulting sin debt.
Thus, you/Pate on record, assert that the Saviour did not take our place, in judgment, condemnation, as our substitute, "FOR," dying for us breaking, by definition, the existing holy law of God, to satisfy justice, but instead died to eliminate any possible judgment, condemnation, by destroying, making vain, His own holy, spiritual law.
Thus, you/Pate, on record, reject SUBSTITUTIONARY ATONEMENT, replacing it with "Destroy the law, make it void, so that a substitute to take the judgment, condemnation, and resulting penalty for breaking that law is not necessary, since the law defining the sin debt, and the need for a substitute, its principle, is not needed."