Original sentence: Jewish movements that have accepted mainstream scientific findings on sexual orientation in the 20th Century that homosexuality is natural for some humans have thus argued that the Levitical denunciations of homosexual intercourse as “unnatural” only apply to those who are heterosexual since for homosexuals such intercourse is natural.Orthodox and Conservative Jews, located predominantly in Israel, see homosexuality as sinful while Reform and Reconstructionist, the majority of Jews outside Israel, regard it as moral and allow same-sex marriages.The historically prevalent view among Jews was to regard homosexual attractions and intercourse as “unnatural”, arguing that everyone is naturally heterosexual
Edited sentence: One side argues that since the Torah doesn't specifically address the issue of sexual orientation, this leaves open the possibility that same-sex intercourse is not forbidden if someone's orientation directs them to do it.The other side argues that the Torah's prohibition against same-sex intercourse in Leviticus does not make exceptions based on a person's hormones or desires, and if such an exception existed and were to be applied consistently, it would also legitimize all other types of sexual tendencies, such as pedophilia.This prohibition against same-sex intercourse has led to a debate among modern Jews