Believing that science works requires faith that the system works and leads one to the truth.
And considering the track record science has it's pretty shaky ground. True today and disproved tomorrow is more the byword.
Presuming that there is an objective standard of truth is faith.
Presuming that there is an objective standard of truth that can be reached by some mechanism developed by man is faith.
Presuming that one has reached that objective standard of truth requires faith.
How does the scientist even know when they're reached the *truth* of a matter?
It reminds me of the Scripture penned 2,000 years ago.... "always learning and never able to arrive at a knowledge of the truth".
So, what is truth and how do you know when you've attained it?
What’s the track record of finding Truth by peddling FUD?
Seriously? You're going to claim that science is characterized more by its failures than its successes? When we live in a world that science made, for better or for worse? That sounds desparate.