Chat GPT: “It's certainly possible that Paul might see circumcision as a betrayal of Christ and a fall from grace, even if it were done for medical reasons. Paul believed that circumcision was unnecessary for salvation and that it was not required for non-Jewish Christians. In his letter to the Galatians, he warns against those who would teach circumcision as necessary for salvation, saying that they are trying to bring believers back under the law and away from the grace of Christ (Galatians 5:1-12).
Therefore, it is unlikely that Paul would condone circumcision for non-Jewish Christians, even if it were done for medical reasons. He would likely argue that there are alternative medical treatments that do not involve circumcision and that such a practice would be a rejection of the freedom and grace that comes through faith in Christ.”
