“I don’t believe in X”

Is this a snowclone? I can’t find it in the database or on the queue. It’s certainly a different use of ‘believe’ than “I don’t believe in unicorns”. In this special use of believe, the speaker does in fact believe X exists, but they disagree with it in some way.

Google results for “I don’t believe in”:

a) I Don't Believe In Failure. b) I don't believe in the death penalty. c) I Don’t Believe in Atheists. d) I don't believe in spreading liberty. e) I don't believe in war. f) I don't believe in guilt. g) I don't believe in Richard Dawkins.	X = deverbal nominal X = noun X = descriptive noun X = VP X = eventive nominal X = emotion noun X = Person noun

While X is almost always a noun, it can be a VP as in (d), and it’s often an eventive nominal as in (e) or a deverbal nominal as in (a).