I'm a big Boy Scout, went through the program from Cub Scout to Scout Leader and can't find anything wrong with the actual core philosophy but do take issue with the religious overtones and the pedophiles. Basically, do your best, help others whenever you can and be a decent person.
I also believe in integrity and it's something you either have or you don't, if you don't then you're basically the problem with this world.

Unless it is backed by hard, verifiable evidence, absolutely not. Exchanging one superstition for another is not at all attractive to me.

And after that, I believe I'll have a glass of wine.

I believe in Bacchus.

Meditation!

Meditation and other Asian practices such as Feng Shui which call for a peaceful and happy surrounding.

Meditation, Buddhism.

I guess survival. Not spiritual in any way but I do believe that the meaning of life is to survive and procreate and as I've already had kids survival is my primary driving belief.

Personally? No. Actually, sometimes I wonder if I would pitfall into depression if I didn’t have hobbies because of such a bleak outlook on reality. I mean essentially I believe I must eat, poop, sleep, reproduce, and die. In no particular order. That’s quite depressing. Luckily I have a need for speed to keep my heart going.

I believe in the power of nature.

I wish it were true that the one thing we all have in common here is that we don't buy into organised religion. Even apart from those who clearly still do, and those who buy into disorganised new age type religions, there are those here who claim they don't, yet I suspiciously suspect they do.

What I believe in is something that Gene Roddenberry is supposed to have said. Namely, that we can only be a better species when we have equitable societies, social justice for all, and religions left behind.

I believe in electrons, but l have never seen one.

SEES "I BELIEVE AND PRACTICE FENG SHUI"; FLIPS TABLE

I believe in empirical evidence, peer-reviewed everything, and the scientific method.

I am wary of belief. If belief is defined as accepting with no supporting evidence, it amounts to magical thinking which is what religion is based up on. So I'll go with, "No, not on purpose.".

Great question!

I believe in the scientific method and the mental benefits of mediation: practice both.

Sarcasm.

I believe math models reality.

I practice Roman Stoicism and believe in it strongly.

I am a professional hypnotherapist i did stage shows in spain now i
Have a practice also do self hypnosis to relex walk dogs and photography keeps me happy.

Eastern philosophy is cool. As it is non theistic

I've never ate Feng Shui. No, wait. I have this wrong. I do play the harmonica.

I practice the bagpipes.
I believe they are quite loud.

I practice making babies, but only practice

I guess I'm not very deep do video games count

I think that Matt says it the best; "I want to believe in as many True things, and as few False things as possible." -Matt Dilahunty

I don't think that religion {the belief in a god} needs to be 'organized' to be a detriment to society and the family structure.