Cameron responds: 3 of 4 questions are really just versions of the problem of evil. Questions are not arguments — they require structured premises and conclusions. Cameron identifies three goods requiring earthly existence before heaven.

Cameron notes Drew's video recycles the problem of evil in different forms (literature interpretation, animal pain, human suffering). He emphasizes a key principle: questions ("why didn't God do X?") are not arguments — they don't logically entail that God doesn't exist. You must construct and defend premises.