Belief
Belief noun - Mental conviction of the truth of some statement or the reality of some being or phenomenon.
Right and wrong and belief are semantically related In some cases you can use "Right and wrong" instead a noun "Belief".
Right and wrong
Belief and right and wrong are semantically related in values topic. Sometimes you can use "Belief" instead a noun phrase "Right and wrong".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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But rather being innocent of right and wrong, it's his innocence of the world that prompts his mistaken belief that Pokemon are better off without humans.
Source: Ambiguous Innocence -
Granny's adamant belief in Right and Wrong over anything else is predicated on the fact that neither of those necessarily involve what someone (including herself) would like to do.
Source: Knight in Sour Armor - At the end it turns out that the Inquisitor is Jack the Ripper, abducted from Victorian London by the Vorlons so they could harness his fanatical belief in absolutes of right and wrong, an early sign of the Vorlons' true nature.
Source: Torture Chamber Episode
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