Vique's Law is a simile that makes a point: A person has little need for a religion. As a corollary of Murphy’s Law, it is intended to be satirical, but with a grain of truth. Posters are wrong when they say that every person has beliefs, therefore also a religion. The two differ. Religion certainly includes beliefs, or a chosen philosophy; but it is a ritualized expression thereof, and is always shared with others of similar persuasion. So anyone who holds life-guiding beliefs -- perhaps morality, human essence, discipline, deity -- may be served by those qualities without sharing or ritualizing them.