There is no real religious alchemy

It is said that alchemy was and is a double-goal system: it connects the physical world with the spiritual one so that the two can evolve together simultaneously, but the problem is, there is no spiritual world, there is only the material and supermaterial world: we evolve to ascending levels of supermaterial Godhood in the material world. Alchemy influenced religion and the growth of science, but there is no real alchemy, at least not a legitimate one.

But for solid conservative reasons we can in the Twofold Path retain the traditional Inward Path as the first human ascetic glimpse of Godhood, mistakenly thought to be non-material or spiritual, which is now transformed in the Outward Path of material evolution to ascending levels of supermaterial Godhood.

A Mass needs to be created celebrating the material evolution of life to supermaterial Godhood in the Outward Path which can be added to the sacred Mass of ascetic sacrifice of the traditional Inward Path. The hero can supersede the saint.

A big reconstruction, I know, but humans can eventually handle it, especially since it adheres to reality and can save dying religion.