According to Osho, Christianity should be barred from the Soviet Union because it would reimpose dogmatic conditioning—God, heaven, hell, and extrovert prayer—that the Soviets painstakingly erased. Instead, he urges allowing meditative paths like Zen, which avoid belief and miracles, teach direct inner inquiry, and awaken each person’s unique, creative significance—granting meaning without external authority.
He says don’t let Christianity back in because it brings fear and rules, while meditation like Zen helps people grow by looking inside without believing stories.