The Gay Face of God

Unequal Justice

The Gay community has triggered the greatest social debate in American history since the Civil Rights movement of the 1960’s. Not only has gay marriage seized the total attention of the American conservative movement, but also the medieval and border-line hysterical consciousness of the Roman Catholic Church as well as other churches worldwide.

 This is the story of a man born of an act of violence who grew up as a gay man to become an Archbishop in the Old Catholic Church in America. Archbishop Bruce J. Simpson’s theology and beliefs on the subject of the GLBT community and its place in the world and in particular in the Church, flies in the face of most traditions and governmental positions. These positions and beliefs have been formed out of his unique experiences growing up in the military, police departments, brief connection with the Saudi Royal family,  federal Government and the Roman Catholic Church. His story both saddens one at the trials faced in his youth, to joy at his many successes as an adult gay man in America.

What would you do if you were personally attacked by ruthless individuals who sought to destroy you for no reason other than that you were gay?  What if these people accused you of being a pedophile and worse, broadcasting this slander across the world via the Internet?

 Unequal Justice is the story of two individuals who attacked the Archbishop of the Benedictine Order of St. John the Beloved for being gay.  This is a story of how the bishop fought back, of his efforts to seek remedy against injustice in the Federal Courts.  It is a story of tragedy, of how the courts failed to deliver justice, and of an uncaring bureaucracy that very nearly destroyed a man for the fact of being a homosexual.  Ultimately, it is a tale that will shake your faith in the promise of “equal justice for all” in America.

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The Gay Face of God

by

Archbishop Bruce J. Simpson, OSJB

 $5.00 Electronic Edition

 $17.99 Trade Paperback Edition

Unequal Justice

by

Archbishop Bruce J. Simpson, OSJB