It seems unwarranted to read anything further into the phrase, as though "born of woman" necessarily implied "but not of a man and a woman".
The unifying purpose of his work was to establish that the pursuit of philosophical knowledge necessarily implied social transformation; the struggle for freedom and the quest for knowledge were ultimately the same.
Those who hold that the imminence of the end was a continuing aspect of human history as Jesus saw it also maintain that this phrase of the creed was a statement of that imminence, without any timetable necessarily implied.
In 1881, in a lecture delivered in Faraday's honour in London, Helmholtz argued that if scientists accepted the existence of chemical atoms, as most chemists of the time did, then Faraday's laws necessarily implied the particulate nature of electricity.
Innate knowledge is inborn and thus necessarily implied in every person, forming an inseparable part of the human heart-mind.
Berlin's conception of "positive liberty" is closely related to an Idealist conception of freedom as rational self-mastery, a conception that is not necessarily implied by the way I have used the term "positive liberty" above.
