Throughout its history, and especially since the time of Constantine, the Christian church has given very little attention to the fundamental role of this radical love, which should characterize the disciple of Jesus. The church has expended tremendous amounts of energy in the elaboration of confessions of belief. But about the way in which we are specifically expected to imitate God himself, in indiscriminating, unselfish and sacrificial love the church in general has had very little to say. — John Driver, Kingdom Citizenship, pg. 99