"Hmmm, wait, I'm not sure I'm correctly seeing the connection here, why does this suggest lust and so on don't damn people? Because if they did the Light's faction would be focusing on those things instead of disease eradication and kindness and charity?"

"I would expect Celestials to not count establishing a Unitarian Universalist group as a valid offering, in that world. I would expect, on the witch side, to see Watchers outright discouraging lust and gluttony and such, instead of what I do see, which is that sometimes Watchers from mortal religions happen to stick to the policies from their religion. I would also expect it to be much harder for any sex act to qualify as an act of kindness."

"Hmmm, yeah, I see. Pretty cool of the Light, then.

...but, if the imps just value those vices for their own sake, it sounds like summoning them might not always be such a bad idea? I expect leadership will declare some state of formal opposition to Hell, but if they just want more lust and so on at seems at least some win-win trades are on the table."

"You would certainly not be the first person with that viewpoint. The imps don't even want more vices in general, they want to personally take a nap or have a meal or watch pornography or whatnot. There are demons that instead want the summoner to indulge but those are stronger ones that are harder to summon."