Einleitungssatz einer Summary

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The article „What makes us moral“ by Jeffrey Kluger, [---](1) published in [--]Time-Magazine [---]November 21, 2007, is about the paradox of the (2) moral behaviour of human beings.
This text is divided into ten paragraphs.
Firstly,(2a) human beings (3) are characterized as mind-boggling creatures. On the one hand we (3) are there for each other and
voluntarily give organs from our bodies to others. On the other hand we are responsible for wars and discrimination against outsiders.
Furthermore using a language and tools does not make us unique in comparison with animals but our comprehension for good and bad, right and wrong clearly distinguishes us {---]from animals.[---?]4).
These sense of morality is an inborn quality. Even though it is given
to us with our birth [--] we need moral teaching as
a result of the big differences between moral judgment and moral behaviour. In the following the author argues [---] (5)that it is quite normal to favour one`s(3) own tribe. That is(6) the reason why it is (6) a problem to apply the same moral treatment to human beings outside our troop(7).
Additionally the differences between „insiders“ and „outsiders“ are
clear everywhere and they are often principal the reasons for wars. It is evident ((5) that we have to treat everyone equally.
All in all human beings have this sense of morality. We know what is right or wrong but at the same time we are the cruelest species on earth. Our acting is responsible for wars and discrimination against outsiders