Sorry I didn&#x27;t mean to insult you.<p>On the other hand what does all this have to do with the belief(as in faith) and the belief of scientists in various phenomena, theories etc?<p>You picked a word(&quot;truth&quot;) from my post and wrote an irrelevant(but kinda interesting) comment.<p>We were talking about the absurdity of believing <i>in</i> something(like god) rather than 
believing <i>that</i> something might hold true.<p>And then, you&#x27;re just playing with words, you&#x27;re not actually making a point.<p>If one would want to be concise they would say that everything can be true or false, for specific values of truthiness or falsiness under a particular context.<p>Case in point: Newtonian physics is true under a macroscopic context.<p>PS. I don&#x27;t wear T-shirts that bear aphorisms.