As the Steemit Engagement Challenge Season 9 Week 5 ends with the theme "Seeing is believing" versus "Knowing is believing", we from the Steem For BetterLife Community engagement challenge team have carefully checked and determined the 3 Best Nominations entries based on their activities during the contest.

We report that as long as the Steemit Engagement Challenge Season 9 Week 3 was released until the close date which was 21st May 2023, there were 123 contestants who participated in that contest. In principle, the engagement challenge was released as a form of challenge for steemit users to be actively involved in this program. A program like this from the steemit team is appreciated as it helps to boost user growth.

Article : Steemit Engagement Challenge S9-W5: "Ver para creer" versus "Saber para creer"
Author : @inspiracion
Club status : #club5050
Score : 9.7
Nationality : Venezuala

Reasons for choosing

The reason for choosing this post as the top post is because it explains very well the meaning and difference between the two expressions, namely "Seeing is believing" and "Knowing to believe". This post provides concrete examples for each expression and relates them to personal experience, science, philosophy, religion, and art. This provides a comprehensive point of view and allows the reader to understand the two expressions better.
Apart from that, the moral message conveyed in this post is also relevant and focuses on the importance of trust, belief, and visionary actions. This moral message inspires readers to believe in their own ideas, believe in themselves, and try to realize what they believe in, whether in science, art or in everyday life. This provides a significant added value in the context of top post selection.

Article : "Ver para creer" versus "Saber para creer
Author : @paholags
Club status : #club5050
Score : 9.4
Nationality : Venezuela

Reasons for choosing

The reason for choosing this post as a top post is because it provides a comprehensive perspective and a good understanding of the phrases "Seeing is believing" and "Knowing is believing". This post presents the origins and historical context of these phrases and explains how these two phrases can be applied in everyday life.
Moreover, this post provides concrete examples in the form of personal experiences that illustrate the difference between "Seeing is believing" and "Knowing is believing".
The examples engage the political context and scientific research, which reinforces the understanding of the implications of the two phrases.
The moral message that can be extracted from this expression is the importance of having a balance between belief and knowledge. Relying on experience and seeing first-hand can be ways to build trust, but it's also important to seek knowledge and information that supports our beliefs. Good understanding and accurate knowledge can help us avoid disappointment and strengthen our faith.
Overall, this post provides a clear and detailed explanation of the two expressions, as well as provides valuable perspective on the importance of integrating belief and knowledge in our lives.

Article : Steemit Engagement Challenge S9-W5: "Seeing is believing" versus "Knowing is believing"
Author : @josevas217
Club status : #club75
Score : 10
Nationality : Colombia

Reasons for choosing

The reason for selecting this post as the Top post is because it provides interesting thoughts and encourages philosophical reflection on the phrases "Seeing is believing" versus "Knowing is believing". The author provides clear definitions for both expressions, introduces relevant examples, and shares deeply personal experiences.

In the "Seeing is believing" example, the author describes a situation where trust only comes from seeing direct evidence, such as when looking at money in a wallet as confirmation of payment. The complex example of Galileo Galilei shows how scientific observation and evidence can change beliefs, even if it means going against religiously established beliefs.
On the other hand, in the example "Knowing is believing", the author shows that deep understanding and knowledge are required to believe something. For example, in the case of health, the authors mention that one may find it difficult to believe statements about the effects of meat on health if one does not understand the related chemical concepts.
The moral message that can be extracted from this expression is the importance of caution in building confidence. Sometimes, relying on sight alone can lead to error, and refusal to believe without solid evidence can limit understanding and personal development. Everyone has a unique vision and understanding, and their beliefs are shaped by their own knowledge and perceptions.
The post manages to present interesting thoughts and encourage reflection on how beliefs are formed. This makes it one of the top posts that deserve appreciation in the Steemit Engagement Challenge Season 9.

Congratulation to the 3 users who have made the 3 best nominations Steemit Engagement Challenge Season9 Week3 with the theme "Steemit Engagement Challenge S9-W5: "Seeing is believing" versus "Knowing is believing". And to all participants, you all did well to participate, we hope you will fully participate in this new week's engagement.