The Earth revolves around the sun, and not vice-versa. Black holes exist in space, and mark the edge of space and time. Thermonuclear 'cold fusion' has been observed in the laboratory. All living things, including human beings, evolved from common ancestry. God exists, and Jesus Christ was his only begotten son.
Astrologers can accurately predict future events.
A flying saucer crash-landed at Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. Elvis Presley is alive and well, and his reported death was a hoax. Theological matters will divide people into atheists and believers of various faiths in a different way to issues of a scientific nature such as black holes or cold fusion, and non-scientists who are sceptical about the big issues of science may be convinced of the veracity of fortune tellers. This is especially the case with issues of a paranormal nature, which many scientists are said to dismiss out of hand. This is a question which many scientists find hard to answer, since the way they formulate their beliefs depends on the subtle interplay between the nature of scientific investigation, observations, and theories.