The spiritual birth which occurs in the physical world, or secular reality. The spiritual empowerment of "babes in Christ," candidates for the teachings to whom spiritual reality extends – "eyes with which to see and ears with which to hear." The second (non-physical) birth – as the "birth of the Christ-within" – and the third can be realized by initiates of a disciplines nature, when we proceed to soul maturity.

(Regeneration, but literally, born from above) The act whereby God breathes into a person the Holy Spirit, making that person spiritually alive at the moment he trusts Christ as Savior. (John 3:16)

From John chapter 3:3 "...Unless a man is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God" - refers to a spiritual rebirth that a sinful man must go through to inherit the kingdom of God. John 3:16 goes on to explain that belief in Jesus as the Son of God is how one becomes born again.

Born Again is Black Sabbath's eleventh studio album, released in August 1983. It was panned by critics at the time of its release, but reached #4 in the UK charts as well as the top 40 in the U.S. and has gained a strong following among a number of fans.

Born Again is the name of a posthumous album by The Notorious B.I.G.. It was released on December 7, 1999. Unlike Life After Death, this album was created with no input from Biggie himself and was mostly comprised of old and unreleased verses with new production and guest rappers.

Born Again is the sixth album by American composer Randy Newman. It has been generally received by critics as one of the low points in his catalog, though fans were much more merciful with their opinions. On the contrary, several tracks, including the thumping blues rocker "It's Money That I Love" and the Electric Light Orchestra parody "The Story of a Rock and Roll Band", are regarded as some of the best Newman has written.

"Born Again" was the twenty-second episode of the first season of The X-Files science-fiction television series created by Chris Carter.

To a New Ager, it means being reincarnated.