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Is there a What is the Biblical basis for born-again virginity?

The concept of being born again as a virgin spirituallyborn again as a virgin spiritually (although physical virginity is no longer in tactintact) has been a catchphrase I've noticed in the past few years. Is there aWhat is the Biblical basis for this trend? I would like to know if Jesus specifically had anything to say about this. From what I understand, He pardoned the sexual sins of Mary Magdalene, for example, but did not mention the need to be a born-again virgin, merely chaste from that point forward (not re-claiming virginity). If this does not come from the Bible, where did the idea for the need to be a born-again virgin originate?

Is there a Biblical basis for born-again virginity?

The concept of being born again as a virgin spiritually (although physical virginity is no longer in tact) has been a catchphrase I've noticed in the past few years. Is there a Biblical basis for this trend? I would like to know if Jesus specifically had anything to say about this. From what I understand, He pardoned the sexual sins of Mary Magdalene, for example, but did not mention the need to be a born-again virgin, merely chaste from that point forward (not re-claiming virginity). If this does not come from the Bible, where did the idea for the need to be a born-again virgin originate?

What is the Biblical basis for born-again virginity?

The concept of being born again as a virgin spiritually (although physical virginity is no longer intact) has been a catchphrase I've noticed in the past few years. What is the Biblical basis for this trend? I would like to know if Jesus specifically had anything to say about this. From what I understand, He pardoned the sexual sins of Mary Magdalene, for example, but did not mention the need to be a born-again virgin, merely chaste from that point forward (not re-claiming virginity). If this does not come from the Bible, where did the idea for the need to be a born-again virgin originate?

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Is there a Biblical basis for born-again virginity?

The concept of being born again as a virgin spiritually (although physical virginity is no longer in tact) has been a catchphrase I've noticed in the past few years. Is there a Biblical basis for this trend? I would like to know if Jesus specifically had anything to say about this. From what I understand, He pardoned the sexual sins of Mary Magdalene, for example, but did not mention the need to be a born-again virgin, merely chaste from that point forward (not re-claiming virginity). If this does not come from the Bible, where did the idea for the need to be a born-again virgin originate?