Question of the meaning of life

Why does Albert Camus think the question of the meaning of life is so urgent?
Why does Camus think that life is objectively meaningless, and delve into what he
means by “the absurd.” Why does the experience of the “absurd” raise the topic
of suicide in Camus’ estimation? Explain how Camus defends revolt as an
alternative to suicide or faith (and how does this link to the significance of the
book title “The Myth of Sisyphus?). What are the ramifications for religion if
Camus’ position is on the mark? In what way does Camus ultimately see the lack of
meaning as a positive phenomenon? What do you see as the strengths and
weaknesses of Camus’ stance? (Be sure to defend your responses)