Mary was merely the mother of the male child who was God. She is NOT the mother of God - God is “I AM” and has no parents. When Jesus came to Earth, He humbled Himself and took on the form a servant. Mary is a child of God if she is saved (which is reasonable to presume), same as all other Christians. No Saint (which is what the Bible calls Christians) have a throne in heaven. None other than the Lord has a throne.
It’s the Bible, not any man called priest or pope by other men.
Well, actually it's not. Its your faulty reading of the Bible.
You said: "Mary was merely the mother of the male child who was God. She is NOT the mother of God -"
The Bible says:
Lu 1:43 "And how has it happened to me, that the mother of my Lord would come to me?"
Tell me, do you agree with Elizabeth that Mary is the mother of your Lord?
You also said: "No Saint (which is what the Bible calls Christians) have a throne in heaven. None other than the Lord has a throne."
The Bible says:
Matthew 19:28-29 "And Jesus said to them, "Truly I say to you, that you who have followed Me, in the regeneration when the Son of Man will sit on His glorious throne, you also shall sit upon twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel. And everyone who has left houses or brothers or sisters or father or mother or children or farms for My name's sake, will receive many times as much, and will inherit eternal life."
Care to make up any more theology?
Do me a favor. Read that back a few times and think about the word "merely".
Mary is a child of God if she is saved (which is reasonable to presume)
Reasonable? This is what the Church, in fact, teaches.
No Saint (which is what the Bible calls Christians) have a throne in heaven.
Bill Clinton is a Christian. That means he's a saint? I don't understand your point here.
As for "thrones" for the saints, there's also no evidence that there are Bibles in heaven, so...
None other than the Lord has a throne.
Where does it say that? Are you quoting Scripture or employing Protestant tradition?
It’s the Bible, not any man called priest or pope by other men.
Ironically, the Bible has a lot to say about bishops and priests, and absolutely nothing to say about the "Bible".