Original sentence: An uncircumcised penis has not had the foreskin removed.As a religious term, it describes someone not Jewish, or less commonly, a non-Christian.As used in the New Testament, it can refer to non-believers of either gender, regardless of physical circumcision.Elective adult circumcision may also be chosen as a form of body modification, or for aesthetic or other reasons.It is also called uncut or intact
Edited sentence: As used in the Bible, especially in the Old Testament, the term "uncircumcised" is often used to refer to non-believers of either gender, regardless of physical circumcision.Elective adult circumcision may also be chosen as a form of body modification, or for aesthetic or fetishistic reasons, in which last cases the individual, over time, might occasionally consider multiple circumcisions to be desirable.In countries influenced by the practice of routine circumcision, the intact penis may be known by the vernacular term: "uncut" (as opposed to "cut", or circumcised).Removal of the foreskin is common among Jews and Muslims.The natural, intact penis includes a functionally retractable foreskin