According to Osho, a 'synthesis' between science and religion is unnecessary and misguided; it presumes opposition where none exists. They are two sides of the same coin: science looks outward (observation, experiment), religion inward (awareness, experience). Their dimensions differ—object and subject—but are interdependent. Recognize their shared spirit of inquiry instead of forcing artificial bridges between dogmas.
You don’t need to glue science and religion together; they’re one search—science looks outside, religion looks inside.