A

DISCOURSE

Concerning the

RESURRECTION Jone. OF 232D6 JESUS CHRIST.

In THREE PARTS.

WHEREIN,

I. The CONSEQUENCES of the
Doctrine are Stated Hypothetically.
II. The Nature and Obligation of MORAL
EVIDENCE, .are explain'd at large.
III. The Proofs of the FACT of our Saviour's
Refurrection, are Propos'd, Examin'd,
and fairly Demonftrated, to be Conclufive.

Together with

An APPENDIX concerning the Impoffible Production of Thought, from Matter and Motion: The Nature of Human Souls, and of Brutes: The Anima Mundi, and the Hypothefis of the TO IIAN; as alfo, concerning Divine Providence, the Origin of Evil, and the Universe in General.

Ἠγέρθη ὁ ΚύριΘ ὄντως. Luke xxiv. 34.

By HUMPHRY DITTON, Master of the New
Mathematical School in Chrift's-Hofpital.

The Second Edition.

LONDON, Printed by J. Darby in Bartholomew-Clofe, and Sold by Andr. Bell in Cornhil, and B. Lintott near the TempleGate in Fleetfreet. M.DCC.XIV.

5-9-32 LUB

Tappan Pres, Ass.
1-23-1932

TO THE

Right Reverend Father in God,

JOH H N
Lord Bishop of Ely.

My LORD!

Know not to whom a Dif course of this Nature, could be more properly infcrib'd, than to a Prelate of the Christian Church, fo confpicuous, for a pious Zeal for the Subject