I believe critical thinking is better overall than folk practices. But I don't think that's what you're asking. I suspect you are wondering if despite not buying into organized religion, I nevertheless buy into other ideologies or belief systems that are asserted without evidence.

And the answer is, no.

I suppose that if I saw some valid correlation between, e.g., Feng Shui and some empirically observable outcome like significantly greater health and well being, I would at least consider Feng Shui as a potential practice worth learning more about, even if I figured it highly likely that the causal connection between the two was coincidental and indirect.

And I have no problem with Feng Shui as a hobby that you just enjoy for its own sake without having particular beliefs concerning it. Or with religion as a hobby, for that matter. Honestly if more theists regarded religion as a hobby and didn't take it so damn seriously, I wouldn't object so much to it.

I believe in placebo effects.

Shit, I don't even believe in belief.

I believe Crash Davis said it best:

"Well, I believe in the soul... the cock...the pussy... the small of a woman's back... the hangin' curveball... high fiber... good scotch... that the novels of Susan Sontag are self-indulgent overrated crap... I believe Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. I believe there ought to be a Constitutional amendment outlawing Astroturf and the designated hitter. I believe in the sweet spot, soft core pornography, opening your presents Christmas morning rather than Christmas Eve, and I believe in long, slow, deep, soft, wet kisses that last three days. Goodnight."

I believe the brain has older as well as more recently evolved layers that can conflict with each other, causing much psychological suffering.

I have developed a practice for myself that helps counterbalance this evolutionary mismatch, resulting in near-zero psychological suffering.

I also strongly suspect this is exactly what most major world religions were originally trying to accomplish, even though they could not have understood it in, or expressed it in, these modern scientific terms.

I don't think being agnostic or atheist is anti organized religion necessarily, although it may be for some. For example, most Unitarian Universalists are atheist or agnostics and it is an organized religion. As a UU and atheist, I do not believe in a supreme being. I do practice good will, believe in humanism and have Christian values although, I do not believe in Christ. I believe in science and ethics and loving kindness.

I believe in being a good person, treating others fairly, and practicing empathy.

My music that I write.
My volunteer work at the homeless shelter.
Saying "hi" to every one I pass by on my walks.
Trying to learn something new every day.
And of course, Drinking.

I believe I'll have another cup of coffee

I believe in equality for all Earthlings.

I believe; I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You do you and I do me and let's strive to cause or do not harm in our life's journey among our fellow earthlings.
I practice love, empathy, compassion, sympathy, tolerence, inclusiveness, acceptance.
I strive to treat others as I would want to be treated.
I strive to treat others as thay would want to be treated.
I strive to do nothing to anyone that I would not want done to me.
I strive to cause or do no harm.

Without much evidence, I believe that the flow of time is an illusion. What was still is, what will be already is. Just because you already made the choice doesn't preclude free will. And more importantly, your life is what you make it. Forever.

I believe I'll have another drink

Nope. Nothing that can't be backed up with proof.

Logic

Music

actually not buying into organized religion isn't what makes an atheist. not believing there are any gods is what makes an atheist. not being sure, or something like that, makes an agnostic. organized religion may go out the window along with these beliefs but that's not the point, is it?

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I practice the ancient art of Shin Fooey, that is a technique for finding furniture in the dark.

There is one thing that cannot be destroyed, no not the cockroach, energy. Energy cannot be destroyed only changed. I believe we are energy.

I just started yoga. It's actually pretty great.

I don't care what the package says...
IT'S NOT BUTTER!

I believe in the scientific method. I practice the golden rule

Basic principles like respect, empathy, and a long view of social progress spawn codes of conduct and behavior that need no organized religion to make obvious. The world is my country, to do good is my religion. You, though we've not met, are my sister for whom I will always care.

Animal free eating.

I believe in DOG.