I love how Brontë is juxtaposing these key concepts in our book, because the passage juxtaposes conventionality versus morality and self-righteousness, a word that I love, It's perfect, Versus religion, she wants to challenge the reader's preconceptions and embody a bold philosophical stance that encourages deeper self-reflection. This reminds me of many people I know, especially many religious people who are extremely pretentious and extremely self-righteous.