Who do you think will be judge more severely: a person who has been taught to believe in a false god, or a person who rejects God altogether?

i think both sides are judged severely cuz since religion is a problem in our society, the muslins that try and kill all religious people on this earth. What we believe is not going to change anything, we can believe anything we want, that's why the Amendment rights give everyone the right to religion, speech, justice, etc.

Not all muslims are bad people, there are good muslims out there but they probably don't believe in killing people just because we believe differently then they do. Most of them are violent and do take their religion too seriously and over the edge, so they go out and kill people and chop their heads off for being a Christian/other religion.

A person taught to believe false worship believes in a God thus demonstrating that they are willing to submit and recognize a supreme moral authority.

A person who refuses God demonstrates that they are more interested in self will.

Now you tell me when judgement comes who is more likely to receive mercy? The man on his knees before a God or the man defiantly pumping his middle finger at a God?

I think the whole world in general is against God and His ways. They don't know or believe God or His Word one bit. They think the way they go, fits them right and what they believe is Right. So God is going to give them a world that they want. God is going to leave, reasoning doesn't work. People are firm in their own belief! So once God leaves (taking all good things with Him) the world will experience what life is like without God in it.

Here. This may help:

"Live a good life. If there are gods and they are just, then they will not care how devout you have been, but will welcome you based on the virtues you have lived by. If there are gods, but unjust, then you should not want to worship them. If there are no gods, then you will be gone, but...will have lived a noble life that will live on in the memories of your loved ones."

The most severe judgment will be for you and me who know God and God's will clearly and plainly.

Why would anyone think we are 'judged' after death?

Oh, that's right, ancient superstition indoctrinated into children while they are still too young to question the nonsense.

Neither one, since there is no one to judge. God does not exist.

Neither, since no Gods (false or otherwise) exist.

Judged by what?