Huh, Elaine??? Saying science is true is like saying philosophy is true, or theology is true. Perhaps you mean that scientific facts are true, whether you believe them or not. Of course that would be a tautology. 

It is quite correct to say that facts don't care how you feel toward them, what inferences you draw from them, or what scientific or theological theories you build on them. And putting the adjective "science" in front of a fact doesn't make it any more factual or true than it is without the imprimatur of "science."