Wrong again.
True or false is a domain of science. In (my) religion, it is right or wrong.
True or false (or rather true or not true) is a true dichotomy of every statement.
For example:
Burner is a human or burner is not a human.
When you speak of right or wrong in regards to (your) religion, it is entirely subjective and does not speak to the Truth of the beliefs.
This is what i mean:
Lets assume you are Catholic. From your perspective (religion) it is
wrong to pray to idols.
Suppose for a moment that the God of the catholic faith doesnt exist and the real god is Baal and the tenets of
Baalism is that you worship an idol.
In this example your perspective of right or wrong are of no consequence since your beliefs are not true. Your faith in catholicism has not led you to truth since you have believed without reason.
My point is this, right and wrong may guide you within the context of your religion. I would think you would want to believe as many true things and as few false things as possible. Faith does not necessarily lead to truth, as from the example above, your faith kept you in the belief of a god that isnt true.
(Note: i say necessarily because, you could stumble into believing true things by accident or coincidence via faith).