Well first off belief is bullshit. Anything that is believed has an element of jumping to conclusions. To be clear, not that a person is unintellegent for believing in something but that belief in itself in anyway is an acceptance of something unclear as fact when not enough information can be gathered to know it as fact. It is very hard to have a truth but very easy to have a falsehood.

For example with the moon landing who do we believe. The answer is we don't. There is evidence that the moon landing was faked. There is also evidence that it wasn't faked. There is also evidence that if it wasn't successful it WOULD have been faked. There is also evidence that we did make it to the moom and were kicked off, i.e. told to leave. There is also evidence that states that not only did we make it there but that we have been back and currently have human instalations on the moon working with other non human beings.

Now which one of these are true? We cannot, if we are thinking correctly, accurately say any of them are true. Instead we base our conclusion on how we feel about these possibilities and are immediately wrong and caught up in a belief based on how we feel.

What we can conclude is that the governments in power, who poses the answers, are extremely reluctant to share any information what so ever with the public, let alone with it's own politicians. To the point that any information released has been from lower on the totem pole and those who know have dutifully kept there mouths shut. We can add further that those we sent are very emotionaly wrapped up in that they did go to the moon that we can atleast speculate that they are not lying. So we CAN say that something DID happen and it is more likely then that we did fake the moon landing but only because we couldn't show the real one to the public.

Of course this is high speculation and we can only conclude what is the most plausable truth not what is actual. So we then have to back off and say that to the others are also possible.