to impose belief in something where there is nothing to suggest belief or contrary is 'not thinking clearly'

I am thinking very clearly, and nobody has forced their ideas or beliefs onto me

brainwashing necessarily requires a 2nd *human* party

Right

How about did you come across your faith?

freely choosing to believe something is not a form of brainwashing

you could say I'm misguided

but that's an opinion

I'd argue it's a statement considering there isn't evidence for the position

evidence and facts aren't relevant here

Why so?

can you be brainwashed into believing something false?

or brainwashed into NOT believing something false?

Both

Assuming your definition

But I was referring to 'that's an opinion'

I retract brainwashed for indoctrinated or 'misguided'

thinking that someone is misguided is subjective

therefore I relegate it to the realm of opinions

What is the oxford dictionary definition for misguided

`Having or showing faulty judgement or reasoning.`

Correct

Does the imply subjectivity?

judgement is subjective

What's the definition of judgement

An opinion or conclusion.

Is that the oxford dictionary conclusion?

'The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions.'

for the count noun, yes

The mass noun would be correct for usage, the example provided showcases this: '‘an error of judgement’

which is subjective

either way lol

some judgements *can be* objective

Right

Regardless, my case works in the case of 'reasoning'

many people would come to the conclusion that not all religious people are brainwashed

therefore it is not objective

1 + 1 = 2 is subjective, opinion is not relevant

for example

Depends on what the terms can be extrapolated to mean

so, it is an opinion of individuals that religious people are brainwashed