Family Theater: The Man Who Died Twice

The Mutual Broadcasting System in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents The Man Who Died Twice, starring John Sutton and Patricia Morrison. Roddy McDowell is your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams are.

You know, we sometimes meet people who say, there can't be an all-wise and good God because there's too much evil in the world. And they deny the existence of God because of all the evil they see.

And yet, most of us know that the wrong we do comes into our lives when we put God out, when we don't pray. And the evils of the world exist because so often we try to run things without God, because we forget the language of prayer.

You don't find people giving themselves sincerely and earnestly to God and prayer, and at the same time spending their lives doing harm to others. These things don't go together. And in a home where family prayer is part of family life, you don't find juvenile delinquents or parental delinquents or all the other home crimes that make news paper headlines, crime

and prayer just don't go together. And when there's prayer in a home, and when a home is run with God's help and God's guidance, when family prayer is a daily part of family life, there's no doubt about the existence of God.

seen every day in the goodness and the happiness in that home. Roddy McDowell will speak following tonight's family theater story, The Man Who Died Twice, starring John Sutton and Patricia Morrison. Good evening Mr. Grant.

Good evening George. Your coat sir. Oh yes, thank you. Mrs. Grant at home. Oh it's you Stephen. Didn't expect you home so early. Well you see I... Oh you're going somewhere clear? Yes, Bill Carter and the gang giving a little get together at the presion.