born-again Christian
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In nonreligious contexts, someone who is “born again” has a new enthusiasm for doing something.
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The prediction comes from South African preacher Joshua Mhlakela, a born-again Christian who shared his “vision” in a YouTube interview earlier this year.
From Salon
He’s a born-again Christian whose adherence to increasingly bizarre conspiracy theories have him believing that even the NFL has been infiltrated by “globalists.”
From Los Angeles Times
A Baptist Sunday school teacher, Carter was among the first presidential candidates to embrace the label of born-again Christian.
From Los Angeles Times
DeLorean became a born-again Christian and told Playboy that he had been the victim of his own “insatiable pride ... an arrogance that was beyond that of any other human being alive.”
From Los Angeles Times
Berkowitz has since expressed remorse and said he is a born-again Christian.
From Seattle Times
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