Drew repeatedly says "there's another option: God isn't real" — but easy explanations aren't necessarily good explanations. The tri-omni concept doesn't "fall apart under momentary consideration" — the problem requires more than momentary consideration.

Cameron: Drew's pattern of offering "maybe God isn't real" as the easy explanation is like saying aliens put dishes in your sink — easy but not good. Doing the hard work means engaging with philosophical literature on theodicy. Cameron's closing challenge: "do more than a momentary consideration."