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At the hairdresser

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At the hairdresser
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One man came to the hairdresser. While getting a haircut and shaving, we started talking to the barber about God.

The hairdresser said:

- No matter what you tell me, I don’t believe that God exists.

- Why? - asked the client.

“It’s enough to go outside to be convinced that there is no God.” Tell me, if God exists, why are there so many sick people? Where do street children come from? If he really existed, there would be no suffering or pain. It is difficult to imagine a loving God who allows all this.

The client thought about it. When the hairdresser finished the job, the client paid generously. Coming out of the barbershop, he saw an overgrown and unshaven man on the street. Then the client returned to the hairdresser, invited the hairdresser to the window and, pointing his finger at the tramp, said:

- Hairdressers don't exist! - He politely raised his hat and left.

Translated from Russian · original on wisdomlib.ru

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