Review of Romans 6:1-14

Describe the general strengths of the ChatGPT summaries of Romans 1-5.

Three relevant sentences minimum.

Describe the general weaknesses of the ChatGPT summaries of Romans 1-5.

Three relevant sentences minimum.

You asked ChatGPT to summarize Romans 6 in one sentence, using 7th grade level English.

Since you have dug into the first half of Romans 6 now, what do you think of the summary that ChatGPT gave you in #4 on the worksheet?

Two relevant sentences minimum.

It seems like most of you agree with the following:

it is POSSIBLE to get to the point where we can not intentionally sin any more.

But most of us will never get there because it is so difficult.

Does this describe your personal thoughts/feelings on the matter? (not your group's)

Two relevant sentences minimum.

Romans 6:1

What shall we say, then? Shall we ​ (a)   ​ (b)   so that ​ (c)   may ​ (d)   ?

• go on
• sinning
• grace
• increase

Does Romans 6:1 discuss our ability to not sin intentionally any more?

• Yes, that's literally what it said

• No, it talks about whether or not we should KEEP sinning

Why do you think some Roman first-century Christians might have thought that it was ok to keep sinning?

• If I keep sinning, then God's grace is poured out on me more, and more grace = good

• Because it's impossible for humans to not intentionally sin for longer than a few hours

What does Paul write in Romans 6:2?

Should we keep on sinning SO THAT we can be shown more grace?

• Yes! More grace is GOOD!!!

• "By no means!"

Romans 6:2

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ! We are those who have ​ (d)   ; how can we ​ (e)   any longer?

• By
• no
• means
• died to sin
• live in it
• more
• grace
• is
• good!

"We are those who have died to sin; how can we live in it any longer?"

Does this address the issue of intentional sin a little more clearly?

If so, what does it seem like Paul is assuming, about sin?