What would Camus think of keirkegaards faith? I'm currently delving into existentialist philosophy and I find myself relating Kierkegaard's and Camus' philosophy a lot. Although I can think of a lot of ways in which Kierkegaard's faith goes further than Camus' rebellion, I feel there are ways in which Camus' rebellion refutes Kierkegaard's idea of faith as a type of philosophical suicide but I just can't put my finger on how. 