According to Osho, Nietzsche’s “God is dead” is only half-true: what has died is the old, anthropomorphic, biblical God-image—so obsolete it “commits suicide” for lack of a parking space for its ancient Ford. Through satire he says both sides are partly right, and invites dropping museum-like beliefs to make room for a living, direct, contemporary spirituality.
He jokes that the old, storybook idea of God is outdated and has no place today, so we should let it go and seek a fresh, living experience.