Rejuvenation

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Ferdinand Julius Cohn Ferdinand Julius Cohn,  Popular Science Monthly (1883)

“ If we apply this view which we have gained of the rejuvenation of nature to the consideration of a single being, whether it be man, animal, or plant, we shall perceive that all life rests upon a constant renewal. Life is an uninterrupted contest with death, which attacks it every moment, but is beaten back by rejuvenation. ”
Source: Wikisource

Portrait of James E. Talmage James E. Talmage,  The Articles of Faith

“ The Resurrection from the Dead.—Closely associated with, and analogous to, the ordained rejuvenation of earth, whereby our planet is to pass from its present dreary and broken state to a condition of glorified perfection, is the resurrection of the bodies of all beings who have had an existence upon its surface. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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