and yet there is none who are righteous . There may be folks that do some good , but they also
do evil .
All have sinned, does not mean all do evil.
Proverbs even says stealing for food ought not be despised by men.
By the Scripture I give with Sodom and in Romans 2, it shows that some are naturally righteous, even without the law to confirm it, because they are not living riotously, drunkenly, adulterous, profane, lying thieves, etc...
Lot is called righteous by Peter, not because he has the faith of Abraham, but because he was raised with the example of righteous Abraham, and was vexing himself by the deeds of Sodom, in a place where he ought not to have been.
He was not led out of Sodom because of Abraham's request, who did not mention Lot by name, but because he was the only one in Sodom not doing their evil deeds.
Being naturally righteous, does not make anyone saved nor spiritually pure by their works of righteousness, but neither can they be accused as evil doers.
The unwillingness to not see any good in the unbeliever, but only evil, is the spirit of the Pharisees and John, who would have a Messiah with fire from God come down and destroy all unbelievers, whether doing good or evil.
The Scriptures prove God says there are natural sheep and righteous, who live lives outwardly just as righteous as the saints of God, whether they be religious or not.
They are the righteous not saved by their works, nor are they hypocrites with the law.
That is why there will be natural sheep and goats on the earth, for the King to divide and leave only the sheep to enter into His Millennium.
If there is no natural people to rule, then there is no Millennium, and since the Millennium is prophesied by Scriptural oath of God, then there will be them naturally righteous left of the nations for Him to rule.
Personally, I don't care if some Christians see all unbelievers as wicked evil-doers deserving of a fiery death. I just don't fellowship with them, because I've been around them before, and I don't despise their spirit of superiority and self-righteousness.
Paul does not command Christians to keep no company with the unbelievers, even if they are fornicators, but only to avoid the hypocrites calling themselves Christians.
There will be plenty of hypocrites among the goats, and if we can keep company with unbelievers for their good, so can the King on earth.