regeneration.

The process or fact of being spiritually reborn; the state resulting from this. Also in extended use: reform, moral improvement.

Theology. The process or fact of being spiritually reborn; spiritual rebirth. Cf. regeneration, n. 2a.

Theology. Deliverance from sin and damnation, esp. by the atonement of Christ; salvation, redemption. Also: an instance of this.

(a) Theology = regeneration, n. 2; †(b) = secundine, n. 1; †(c) the entrance upon a new life after death.

Chiefly with the. The process or fact of being spiritually reborn; regeneration. Cf. born-again, adj. 1a.

regeneration.

The state or condition of being regenerate.

A renewed awakening; spec. a new or fresh understanding.

Christian Church. The state or process of being spiritually renewed by the Holy Spirit (cf. renovation, n. 1a); spec. (chiefly among charismatic…

A revival or renewal of a thing; a new beginning. Also as a mass noun.

A second or further birth, in a spiritual or religious context; (also) a revival, a renewal. Also as a mass noun. Cf. rebirth, n. 1 2.