When Christ visits sheol, Adam and Eve are still there. Adam not only falls, but dies. Ergo Adam was not resurrected. In the scriptures Adam is beneath Christ in authority and power. Michael is described as the prince, but Christ is the King.
Princes are beneath Kings in authority.
The scriptures say that Christ is at the Father's right hand, and thus beneath the Father in authority. If Adam is Christ's father then this is a contradiction. Adam in the scriptures repents, is baptized, receives the HG, and other such things that God would very, very likely not have to do. BY taught that Mary conceived the normal way according to the flesh. Adam is with Abrham and is rhetorically distinguished from the Father.