It is pretty notable that BioLogos’s definition of “traditional” has come under scrutiny.
In a common traditional view, Adam and Eve were created de novo—they were created by God as fully formed humans ( Homo sapiens ), roughly 6,000 to 10,000 years ago. God made them quickly and completely as fully formed humans with no biological ancestors. In this traditional de novo view, Adam and Eve are “sole progenitors”: they were the first two humans, and they alone gave rise to all other humans. The Genesis account is taken to be a record of real events similar to the way a journalist would record them today
I’ve been questioning this definition for quite some time, and in fact it has a telling history of revisions too. 