So if I pray, "Gracious God and Father, I give You thanks for the gift of the Incarnation, that through Your servant Mary was born Your only-begotten Son, our Lord." I've given more glory to Mary than I have Christ? How exactly does this "mentioning" and its ordinality work exactly?
So if I pray, "I give You thanks for Your written word in which I hear the Gospel of Your Son Jesus" am I glorifying the Bible over Christ? How about, "Of David's line, Christ our Lord" am I glorifying David over Christ?
You'll clearly need to offer some sort of clarification. Because if I'm being completely honest, I think you just want to have a problem with people giving honor to the mother of God. And, yes, she is the mother of God because her Child is God.
-CryptoLutheran