“In the Book of Revelation, we see the Lord has some rather severe words about the lukewarm: ...
Alas, this is how the Pharisees justify themselves. Not judging your neighbor in the internal forum is not lukewarmness. You are deliberately attempting to spin your vice of pride, judgmentalism, and self-righteousness into a virtue, and you've been in a tizzy with post after post attempting to justify yourself. Instead, you should humbly reflect on what you could learn from what many here have been saying.
Someone who utterly abhors sin and grieves at the thought of offending God is not lukewarm, even if he is slow to judge others. But for some reason this distinction refuses to sink into your head. Those saints who would die at the thought of committing even a venial sin nevertheless considered themselves the greatest of all sinners and therefore considered all their brethren to be superior to themselve before God. How can that be ... except that they refuse to judge them in the internal forum. That is the only possible way for them to have developed such a belief.
NOBODY here condones sin, as you have slanderously asserted. So, for instance, claiming that you can't positively conclude that two people are sodomites and that you can't know the degree of their guilt (vs. it being the result of some trauma, perhaps abuse, that they experienced, or from some other weakness ... more than malice) ... this does not mean that sodomy is, objectively speaking, not a detestable vice that is an abomination to God. For some reason you can't separate these two and always think the worst of people.