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Why on earth would anyone want a gypsum based product anywhere near moisture? I'm not trying to be rude ... just make a point. Greenboard is no better than regular drywall .... it isn't water-resistant. It will most definately break down over time sooner or later depending on vapor.

I would break out the existing slab and build a new one. It's about 4 hours of work from start to finish if you have a good hands-on ability and a basic understanding of deck-mud. And it costs only about $40 - $50 for material (sand-mix, clamping drain and liner). The bolts in the bottom...

Marble slabs can be very costly and take several days or even weeks to fabricate. It can be made large enough to cover a whole wall of a shower depending on demensions etc. The best solution is to phone in the dimensions to a local shop for a ballpark idea of cost. They'll give you options...

Like HandyGuys said .... no mastic should ever be used in a shower. RedGard is a good waterproof membrane. :)

Jarred .... actually FirTrader's advice was quite accurate. Yours was wrong. The method IS the same .... but the requirements are not. Your floor must have much less deflection. The Slate should be washed, sealed and grouted, (each allowed to dry completely) .... wash and seal again only...