Do you think that someone who has not experienced the grace of God?

Absolutely.

Since nobody has ever "experienced the grace of god," there's no way to tell.

See, people *claiming* to have experienced the "grace of god" doesn't mean they actually have. And with no evidence of any kind there's any such thing as a "god," the entire premise is rather silly. And worthless.

The grace of God is all about unworthy sinners being freely pardoned by God, and not because of anything they have done.

Only when the lesson of forgiveness is learned do we begin to grasp how wrong it is for us to have a superior, judgment attitude towards others. It doesn't mean to say we can never say anything is wrong. It does mean that we have to keep thinking, "There, but for the grace of God, go I".

This is the type of nonsense that leads believers to behave as sanctimonious hypocritical douchebags because it leads them to judge someone else on the basis of their behaving in a manner that to the observer is judgemental.

Worry about your own self.

Seems to me people who claim to experience the grace of god and other such divine connections tend to be more judgmental than secular thinkers. I don't see how thinking you have the master of the universe on your side lends itself to humility.

The most judgmental by far are those who claim to speak for god.

Others are not so judgmental.

They could care less.

No. People who suffer from religious delusions are far more inclined to be so.

Yes and no. When we come to Jesus, we become aware of sin and what it is. Therefore, we are called to judge sin. Not other people.

Sin is any act or attitude that hurts God, ourselves and/or others.