Devotee: He wants to know if we go to Kṛṣṇa there is no coming back.
Prabhupāda: No, you can come back. You are free. But because you are getting . . . if you are intelligent, you are getting these experiences, perhaps you will not come back again. (laughter) Because you have got good experience if you are intelligent. The constant repetition of birth and death is not very good experience.
So if you go back to Kṛṣṇa and if you get permanent life, most probably you will not come back again. Yes. That's natural. Just like a person left his home, and throughout the whole life he's loitering, wandering from country to country, country to country. After being fatigued, if he comes back home again, he doesn't go again. That is natural. (pause)
(to guest) First of all you sit down properly, then I shall answer.
Guest: Ok. I have a friend described the Kṛṣṇa movement to me as clearly as he could. It handles very much what's inside of you, and that Christianity handles very much more of what is outside of you, and how you react to the outside world. And I'd like to know actually how Kṛṣṇa relates to Christianity in a deeper sense.
Prabhupāda: Christianity or this "nity" we are not concerned. We are concerned with the philosophy. We are not concerned with a particular type of faith. That we are not concerned.
Guest: Are you not?
Prabhupāda: No. We are concerned with the philosophy of life. So we are talking that God is there; you are there. You are part and parcel of God. In this material condition you are not happy. If you go back to home, back to Godhead, you will be happy. This is the philosophy.