Salvation as regeneration and spiritual awakening

What it is: Salvation is understood as process of regeneration, transformation of thought, and victory over error, sin, and limitation.

How the tradition understands it: The focus does not fall only on juridical forgiveness, but on progressive awakening to the reality of God and to the true spiritual identity of the human being.

Basis and context: This understanding is linked to the biblical language of new birth, redemption, and liberation, reinterpreted in its own metaphysical key.

Debates and variations: There is external debate about how much this formulation distances itself from traditional Protestant soteriology.