and comprehends the world. Marburg Neokantianism elevates reason and logic into the all-encompassing principles that determine meaning. This is why Bultmann often refers to “objectifying thinking.” It is the thinking aspect of objectification, specifically the way it makes human rationality into the norm for all truth claims, that he wants to highlight as particularly problematic. Cohen exemplifies the problem when he places logic, reason, and science over against religion and myth, which he associates