Edited sentence: Elevating Mary to the place of "Queen of Heaven" (a term not found in the New Testament, but only found in the Book of Jeremiah referring to the pagan goddess Isis or perhaps Ashurah), is a doctrine that is incompatible with the plain text of the Bible.I Timothy 2:5 states that Jesus is the Mediator between God and man; Mary is never called this term.If this kind of doctrinal innovation is allowed, there is no limit to the different kinds of doctrine that one could teach, because it would not be limited by Scripture, but only by the bold wickedness of the person so inclined to invent a new religion at variance with the Bible.In Scripture, Mary the mother of Jesus, is never portrayed in any kind of light suggested by the teachings of Roman Catholicism.In fact, Mary is not even mentioned in any letter of the Apostles other than the first few passages of Acts, and very briefly in the Gospels.Jesus is both God and Perfect Man, and Mary is the mother of the humanity of Jesus Christ, but not His Deity.Never is anyone commanded to pray to her; never does the Bible speak of a bodily assumption into Heaven; never does the Bible speak of her being conceived without sin; and never is she called the mother of God, which is obviously an impossibility.This, of course, is nothing more than baptized paganism, a notorious practice of the Roman Catholic institution from ancient times