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Definition of born-again in English: born-againadjective ˌbɔːnəˈɡɛnˌbɔrnəˈɡɛn 1Relating to or denoting a person who has converted to a personal faith in Christ (with reference to John 3:3) 重生的（典出《约翰福音》3：3） 一个重生的基督教徒。 Example sentencesExamples - Warner was a born-again Christian, and he wanted everyone to know it.
- Thus born-again Christians and mainstream believers alike affirm both a spiritual identity and a religious identity.
- Some of the theology from the songs of Dylan's born-again era is a little blunt, but his words had the same transformative power on me in 1979 as they did on my parents in the early '60s.
- The survey leaves all sorts of questions unanswered - not least why born-again Christians should score highly when many would say they are the same people as Evangelicals.
- Under the new covenant we have the born-again experience, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, the body and blood of Christ, and the ministries and gifts of the Holy Spirit.
- In the pages leading up to the novel's climax, both Cameron Williams and Chloe Stole, the most skeptical and secular of the book's protagonists, embrace Christ and become born-again Christians.
- In fact, I've heard that the number of real born-again Christians may be less than half a percent.
- He was a born-again Christian and he was the choirmaster in his church and that is considered to be very, very important in Kenya: if you're a choirmaster you're a respectable person in the community.
- Two-fifths of Republicans, born-again Christians and people with incomes less than $25,000 would take revenues away from environmental programs.
- Protestant fundamentalists believe that shortly before the end, all the born-again Christians with true faith will be snatched up to heaven, and they call this Rapture.
- One example of this failure is the fact that most Americans, including a majority of born-again Christians, don't believe that Satan is real.
- Ask a born-again person about his or her faith and they will probably mention their experience of the indwelling Christ and how important that is to them on a day-by-day basis.
- So, born-again Christians may be very successful politically, but culturally they're still under constant attack.
- He personally identifies with the born-again evangelicals within his own party.
- Twenty years later, though, in the hands of performers who know how to sing the gospel, they are undergoing their own born-again experience.
- Only 9% of born-again US Christians have such a perspective on life.
- I like to think that, somehow, she'd have managed, that her miraculous born-again faith would have brought comfort and hope.
- His born-again brother resents him, his sister-in-law looks like his mother, his ex-girlfriend has a daughter that has had as many birthdays as he has spent years away and his father had a secret den.
- Contrast him to his opponent Jimmy Carter, a born-again Southern Baptist, a Sunday school teacher, and brother to a prominent faith healer.
- The majority of Christians (ie, Protestants, born-again Christians, Catholics) and a plurality of Muslims oppose moving genes from one species or organism to another.
- 1.1 Newly converted to and very enthusiastic about an idea or cause.
born-again environmentalists 重新对环境保护感兴趣的人。 Example sentencesExamples - He has lost all faith in nihilism and is a born-again Linux enthusiast.
- Then slip on these and be a born again denim diva.
- She said she then became a born-again Muslim and embraced a fundamentalist interpretation of the religion.
- This born-again Jew strongly emphasized to me that ‘the creation message is vital to preaching the gospel in Israel,’ and that our website can be an effective tool.
- Greg Bourne has been described as a born-again greenie but he rejects that tag and says it wasn't disillusionment with the oil industry that prompted him to make the switch
- Maybe my enthusiasm is just that of a born-again geek, but I'm inclined to agree.
- It ain't perfect, but it sure had the rawest energy since the '80s, like some born-again punk band.
- It was Rich who named me a Born Again Birder.
- I'm like a born-again apathetic!
- Witnessing hell has made me a born-again atheist.
- As compelling, it describes Napolitano's personal odyssey from his days of supporting Richard Nixon to becoming a "born-again individualist" after eight years on the Garden State bench, which he left in 1995.
- Announce ourselves, like those born-again virgins in America, to be newly without sin?
- Nazmi is more than just a simple farmer: he is a born-again farmer with a zealous devotion to organic farming and a burning desire to organize other people around him to reap its benefits as well.
- He's going to try to paint McCain as being some born-again liberal.
nounˌbɔːnəˈɡɛnˌbɔrnəˈɡɛn North American A born-again Christian. 〈主北美〉重生的基督徒 Example sentencesExamples - Cheney, unlike Bush, does not speak the language of the born-again.
- Hutchinson is a big-time born-again who attacked Bill Clinton for his infidelities.
- They talk with the earnest enthusiasm of the born-again: comedy Wayans-style is as much a belief system as it is a form of entertainment.
- Any smugness on my part, though, must be tempered by the admission that if it were the Bible that you were talking about, then we'd be in there swinging to get hold of Ezekiel before the Methodists or the born-agains.
- She goes to church, but she's not one of those born-again types like Jessie and Lisa.
- Half the born-agains are still lost souls, a researcher finds, and there's a reason.
- When he heeds the call of religion, he starts turning the local into a meeting place for fellow born-agains.
- The poll has an overrepresentation of "marrieds and born-agains," says Pollitt, which may have skewed the responses.
- I wonder what our president thinks of that big Happy Ending, since he's a born-again.
- They have an evangelical fervour that turns speakers into born-agains, again and again.
- When I finished my stint with pursuing life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, I returned to these shores determined to become a born-again.
- But how do you drill this into the heads of the millions of self-styled born-agains who are less dogmatic?
- A December 2002 Gallup poll found that 46 percent of Americans consider themselves born-again or evangelical.
- Divorce rates are the same for born-agains and non-religious people.
- Atheists are even preachier than hard-core born-agains.
- Today we have a Protestant born-again who tries to enlist the Pope to intervene in an American election.
- But the story of Ronald Reagan, the much-loved symbol of a US born-again after the self-hating 1960s and 1970s, still resonates with ordinary Americans.
- Actually, Jesus of the Week is making fun of the tacky images produced by Allen's own subculture, the insular world of US born-agains.
- Perhaps an overrepresentation of marrieds and born-agains helps explain the abortion responses, which are on the anti-choice end of the current spectrum of polls.
- Followers bring born-agains into the fold (including diva disciple Sylvester).
Synonyms devotee of, adherent of, disciple of, follower of, supporter of, upholder of, worshipper in
Definition of born-again in US English: born-againadjectiveˌbôrnəˈɡenˌbɔrnəˈɡɛn 1(of a person) converted to a personal faith in Christ (with reference to John 3:3) 重生的（典出《约翰福音》3：3） 一个重生的基督教徒。 Example sentencesExamples - He personally identifies with the born-again evangelicals within his own party.
- Warner was a born-again Christian, and he wanted everyone to know it.
- Only 9% of born-again US Christians have such a perspective on life.
- The majority of Christians (ie, Protestants, born-again Christians, Catholics) and a plurality of Muslims oppose moving genes from one species or organism to another.
- I like to think that, somehow, she'd have managed, that her miraculous born-again faith would have brought comfort and hope.
- In the pages leading up to the novel's climax, both Cameron Williams and Chloe Stole, the most skeptical and secular of the book's protagonists, embrace Christ and become born-again Christians.
- Two-fifths of Republicans, born-again Christians and people with incomes less than $25,000 would take revenues away from environmental programs.
- Under the new covenant we have the born-again experience, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, the body and blood of Christ, and the ministries and gifts of the Holy Spirit.
- Thus born-again Christians and mainstream believers alike affirm both a spiritual identity and a religious identity.
- Some of the theology from the songs of Dylan's born-again era is a little blunt, but his words had the same transformative power on me in 1979 as they did on my parents in the early '60s.
- The survey leaves all sorts of questions unanswered - not least why born-again Christians should score highly when many would say they are the same people as Evangelicals.
- One example of this failure is the fact that most Americans, including a majority of born-again Christians, don't believe that Satan is real.
- His born-again brother resents him, his sister-in-law looks like his mother, his ex-girlfriend has a daughter that has had as many birthdays as he has spent years away and his father had a secret den.
- Twenty years later, though, in the hands of performers who know how to sing the gospel, they are undergoing their own born-again experience.
- He was a born-again Christian and he was the choirmaster in his church and that is considered to be very, very important in Kenya: if you're a choirmaster you're a respectable person in the community.
- Protestant fundamentalists believe that shortly before the end, all the born-again Christians with true faith will be snatched up to heaven, and they call this Rapture.
- In fact, I've heard that the number of real born-again Christians may be less than half a percent.
- Ask a born-again person about his or her faith and they will probably mention their experience of the indwelling Christ and how important that is to them on a day-by-day basis.
- So, born-again Christians may be very successful politically, but culturally they're still under constant attack.
- Contrast him to his opponent Jimmy Carter, a born-again Southern Baptist, a Sunday school teacher, and brother to a prominent faith healer.
- 1.1 Having the extreme enthusiasm of the newly converted or reconverted.
〈喻〉新近重感兴趣的，兴趣复萌的 born-again environmentalists 重新对环境保护感兴趣的人。 Example sentencesExamples - This born-again Jew strongly emphasized to me that ‘the creation message is vital to preaching the gospel in Israel,’ and that our website can be an effective tool.
- She said she then became a born-again Muslim and embraced a fundamentalist interpretation of the religion.
- Announce ourselves, like those born-again virgins in America, to be newly without sin?
- As compelling, it describes Napolitano's personal odyssey from his days of supporting Richard Nixon to becoming a "born-again individualist" after eight years on the Garden State bench, which he left in 1995.
- I'm like a born-again apathetic!
- Nazmi is more than just a simple farmer: he is a born-again farmer with a zealous devotion to organic farming and a burning desire to organize other people around him to reap its benefits as well.
- It ain't perfect, but it sure had the rawest energy since the '80s, like some born-again punk band.
- Witnessing hell has made me a born-again atheist.
- Then slip on these and be a born again denim diva.
- Maybe my enthusiasm is just that of a born-again geek, but I'm inclined to agree.
- He has lost all faith in nihilism and is a born-again Linux enthusiast.
- He's going to try to paint McCain as being some born-again liberal.
- Greg Bourne has been described as a born-again greenie but he rejects that tag and says it wasn't disillusionment with the oil industry that prompted him to make the switch
- It was Rich who named me a Born Again Birder.
nounˌbôrnəˈɡenˌbɔrnəˈɡɛn North American A born-again Christian. 〈主北美〉重生的基督徒 Example sentencesExamples - Any smugness on my part, though, must be tempered by the admission that if it were the Bible that you were talking about, then we'd be in there swinging to get hold of Ezekiel before the Methodists or the born-agains.
- When I finished my stint with pursuing life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, I returned to these shores determined to become a born-again.
- Followers bring born-agains into the fold (including diva disciple Sylvester).
- When he heeds the call of religion, he starts turning the local into a meeting place for fellow born-agains.
- The poll has an overrepresentation of "marrieds and born-agains," says Pollitt, which may have skewed the responses.
- I wonder what our president thinks of that big Happy Ending, since he's a born-again.
- But how do you drill this into the heads of the millions of self-styled born-agains who are less dogmatic?
- Actually, Jesus of the Week is making fun of the tacky images produced by Allen's own subculture, the insular world of US born-agains.
- Atheists are even preachier than hard-core born-agains.
- They talk with the earnest enthusiasm of the born-again: comedy Wayans-style is as much a belief system as it is a form of entertainment.
- But the story of Ronald Reagan, the much-loved symbol of a US born-again after the self-hating 1960s and 1970s, still resonates with ordinary Americans.
- They have an evangelical fervour that turns speakers into born-agains, again and again.
- Hutchinson is a big-time born-again who attacked Bill Clinton for his infidelities.
- She goes to church, but she's not one of those born-again types like Jessie and Lisa.
- Cheney, unlike Bush, does not speak the language of the born-again.
- Perhaps an overrepresentation of marrieds and born-agains helps explain the abortion responses, which are on the anti-choice end of the current spectrum of polls.
- Today we have a Protestant born-again who tries to enlist the Pope to intervene in an American election.
- Half the born-agains are still lost souls, a researcher finds, and there's a reason.
- A December 2002 Gallup poll found that 46 percent of Americans consider themselves born-again or evangelical.
- Divorce rates are the same for born-agains and non-religious people.
Synonyms devotee of, adherent of, disciple of, follower of, supporter of, upholder of, worshipper in
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