"If you wanted to demonstrate propaganda, you could have chosen global warming."
Yes, I could have, but it would not have been a better fit "to demonstrate misinformed versus uninformed" than my previous comparison.
Also, it's important to understand the difference between knowing and believing. Thor, you wrote previously that you "know that Jesus rose from the dead." That's not true ... you BELIEVE "Jesus rose from the dead", and that's OK, but it's not the same as KNOWING. You may believe in something so fervently that you THINK you know it when what you know is only what you have been told.
In the world of today, it's important that we focus on what we know (AKA, facts), not what we believe or have been told. Beliefs are based mostly on ideology, not facts, and ideology taken too seriously can be very dangerous. It's what caused the Holocaust.
Personally, I take a more pragmatic worldview. I deal only in facts ... what I know to be absolutely true ... about politics, religion, etc.