According to Osho, genuine faith—born of direct knowing—cannot be challenged by logic or by anyone; only belief, a product of ignorance and secondhand acceptance, is vulnerable. Most so‑called 'faith' is mere belief, hence fragile and fearful. To arrive at true faith, keep your eyes open: question, doubt, and inquire until experience ripens into unshakable understanding.
Real faith comes from seeing for yourself and can’t be shaken; borrowed beliefs can be knocked down by questions.