Fine.
Talking about Jerimiah 7:18
You're wrong.
In that verse the "queen of heaven" they are referring to is an actual Pagan goddess, namely, Ashtoreth - God is expressing his anger that some of the Isrealites are adopting Pagan worship instead of worshiping him.
Yes, later on the church did use the term and apply it to Mary, but that point has absolutely no relevence to this quote whatsoever. Jerimiah is part of the Old Testament, which if you remember your church history so well came before Jesus and the virgin birth. It was only after the event (actually, likely years after the book was compiled, which was hundreds of years after it supposedly happened) that Christians began calling Mary the "queen of heaven". How could the Isrealites be pouring libations to Mary when the virgin birth that made her worthy of reverence had not happened yet?
Ashtoreth (who, if you didn't know is a Phoenician fertility goddess) was called "the queen of heaven" by the people who worshipped her (the Canaanites), which is why that term is being used in the verse cited. And, it's also not the first time God got angry that his people were worshiping the gods and goddesses of the area instead of him....there is mention of Ashtoreth and others in several books in the OT; namely Samuel, Judges and Kings.
And, before you say it again, I am not a Christian, I am a Pagan.