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Why is religion not constitutionally legal in communist states?
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Communist attitudes to religion changed according to political whim and necessity.
Until the 1930's, communist Russia persecuted the Church, but during the war Stalin realised that the Church could be of positive help to the state in mobilising public support for the defence of the country. Even after the war, it was recognised that the Church would continue to be of help in furthering the Soviet political agenda.
In China, many churches were pulled down during the brief period of the Cultural Revolution, and whether or not religion was constitutionally legal was to be no impediment. However, the churches were soon rebuilt and flourish today. Only Falun Gong is regarded as a truly illegal religion, perhaps understandably (if not justifiably) because of the faith's virulent criticism of the government.
Cambodia, under Pol Pot, suppressed all forms of religion because only the state should control the minds of the people. Religion is also banned in North Korea, no doubt for the same reason.
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