Original sentence: He also feels that more happiness can be found through pursuing heterosexual relationships than homosexual ones regardless of one's "orientation".He does not consider denial of same-sex marriage to be an infringment on a person's basic "human rights".In sum, his views on the subject are based on what he considers to be sound logic as well as the desire to have moral character and stand up for what he believes.Some fans of Card feel that his views on homosexuality are irrational and bigoted.This has come about largely due to the misinterpretation of the messages he has tried to vocalize
Edited sentence: He also feels that more happiness can be found through pursuing heterosexual relationships than homosexual ones regardless of a person's sexual orientation.He does not consider denial of same-sex marriage to be an infringment on a person's basic human rights.However, as many mixed-sex couples engage in non-procreative sex without engaging Orson Scott Card's ire[], this message appears to be purely homophobic.In fact, religious attitudes to homosexuality vary considerably, and a religious justification for homophobia does not make the message less homophobic.In general, these views are perceived to be homophobic.In this he is in opposition to the US Supreme Court, which determined in 1967 that marriage is a basic human right: denial of that right to LGBT people is widely seen as homophobic.Orson Scott Card believes his views on the subject are based on what he considers to be sound logic as well as the desire to have moral character and stand up for what he believes.Other religious organisations[]argue that LGBT people may indeed engage in loving, life-giving, and life-affirming sex, always in an ethically responsible and unselfish way: and that requiring LGBT people to deny their own nature and needs is homophobic.Psychiatric professionals say following this advice often causes depression[] and is regarded by many people, both religious[] and unreligious[] as deeply destructive to marriage.Some fans say labelling Orson Scott Card's views as homophobic is a misinterpretation of the messages he is trying to convey.This view has been challenged in detail[]: opposition to equal civil rights for LGBT people is widely considered to be homophobic