In my paper, I try to apply to religion the idea of philosophy as therapy. The issue seems to be an important one - as far as many contemporary forms of religion seem to be dysfunctional - i.e. are in need of therapy. Can philosophy be such a therapy? There are arguments that philosophy has no competence to judge religion, even less - to try to change it. „Philosophical” argument claims that philosophy and religion are autonomous language games; no rule of a given game should be judged under the rules of another game. „Theological” argument states that religion is based on the divine revelation, and any human claim to judge what comes from the divine realm is an unjustified and bl...