Wouldn't this notion be incongruent with Christian myth canon?

This example, with "royalty" used as a stand in for "divinity", would endow Mary with divinity by the sole act of giving birth to a divine being, god incarnate.

In canon, she is certainly 'blessed" and "holy", her motherhood itself is certainly considered divine, but not Mary as an individual herself .

Wouldn't this notion be incongruent with Christian myth canon?

This example, with "royalty" used as a stand in for "divinity", would endow Mary with divinity by the sole act of giving birth to a divine being, god incarnate.

In canon, she is certainly 'blessed" and "holy", but not divine.