According to Osho, the origin-of-life question belongs to science’s “how”—a demystifying, reductive inquiry—whereas religion refuses the “how” and dives into living and celebrating the mystery. Science and religion are diametrical yet complementary opposites: science explores mud; mysticism discovers the divine in the lotus. Scientific answers won’t validate religion; they often erode it. Religion concerns transformation—love, celebration—not explanations.
Science asks how life began; religion asks how to live it fully—each does its own job and doesn’t prove the other.