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What is Camus’ point regarding Kierkegaard?

In the Myth of Sisyphus, I’m struggling to understand what Camus means when he’s mentioning Kierkegaard and his leap of faith. Can I get a clear cut explanation?
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For Camus, the "Absurd" is the inherent contradiction between an indifferent, meaningless universe and man's search for meaning. Throughout The Myth of Sisyphus, Camus seeks to understand how different figures reconcile this contradiction. Camus accuses Kierkegaard of wanting to be cured, specifically in a way that relies on the devine. Camus sees in Kierkegaard a wish to go beyond the Absurd through God and says this "leap of faith" is a form of philosophical suicide, something Camus seeks to avoid.