Jeffrey, it would be interesting to discuss these issues in further detail elsewhere.  Let me just add that by 'belief-like content' I just meant that the content is truth-evaluable, and by 'belief-like phenomenology' I just meant that the phenomenology is neither sensory/proprioceptive nor affective.  Whether or not there are beliefs will partially depend on how we define the term 'belief'.  There certainly are higher-level cognitive processes which guide decision-making and reasoning.