"Adam, the special creation, described with the same Herbrew verb that was used only in reference to the original creation of the cosmos, was similarly brought into existence by God, like all mammals, from his mother's womb."
So you confess that Adam had a mother, and that he proceeded forth from his mother's womb. Is it correct to presume that he proceeded forth from his mother's womb in the infantile state? Certainly you are not suggesting that Adam's mother bore him as a full-grown adult.
Would you now please clarify for us whether you confess Adam to have had a father as well?
According to your understanding, did the conception of Adam take place upon the union of his two parents, when seed was implanted into his mother by his father?
Short and direct answers will suffice.
Cyprian