According to Romans 6:1-2, what is the proper response to the fact that 'grace abounds' where sin increases?
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Correct answer: By no means! We died to sin; how can we live in it any longer?
Paul anticipates the argument that grace encourages sin. He clarifies that since believers are united with Christ in His death, they are empowered to live a new life free from sin's mastery.
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