Every other division, say between science and religion, is secondary. This is very confusing to me. It includes the power of Pharaoh, and the cycles of the natural world, and dumb matter itself. If we identify with these powers and let them act for us, we have lost what makes us human. The second sentence seems false to me.
Faith is a little bit trickier.
Faith, in Frye's framework, is the serious attempt to make a royal metaphor come true. It has nothing to do with supernatural phenomena, miracles, etc., although the effects of faith do seem to provoke the most violent metaphors. Kind of like escaping from a cave and seeing the sun for the first time. Faith, and not submission, released the Hebrews from Pharaoh, which is the only thing to happen, really, in the Bible. Everything after that is a repeat.