When we talk about reincarnation, Brother Eli gives a strong critique about reincarnation that is contrasting its promise, which is of gradual improvement with the observable reality of human believers.
This agreement is very clear that if reincarnation meant to be the other point of truth for the soul to become better, then why is it that after some thousands of years, humans still get worse?
I think, judging from this passage, they should be getting better each year, but looking at things now, the character of humans are really declining. This points out that we still see increasing violence, selfishness, and all kinds of deceptions.
This is a better approach which invites deep reflection. We have been challenged with the idea of learning through multiple lifetimes by asking some important questions. Where is the evidence of this evolution?
So, instead of this perfection that we see, worse in condition, we must align our value more to the biblical truth that even men share works worse and worse. What we really appreciate in this is that we must reason the insistence on testing beliefs against both scripture and reality. Even those that hold a different worldview should be very able to engage with arguments and this demands consistency to this message.