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How to say? I don't know what you believe in but ... or I don't know in what you believe but ... Thanks a lot.

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Both are correct, but the first sentence sounds more natural.
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Piotr: The first sentence is more common. The second sentences is understandable, if less common. (Also, one can move beyond discussions of belief. "Believing In" something is not always an accurate descriptive of knowledge.)
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The first answer sounds correct :)

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