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The crux of Vance's argument hinges on the Latin term "ordo amoris," which translates to the "ordering of loves." He referenced this concept to underscore the importance of aligning desires and affections in harmony with divine purpose—a foundational belief in classical Christian thought. Vance contended that contemporary Christianity has drifted away from these traditional doctrines, leading to a significant misunderstanding of the value and responsibility inherent in love.