okay! I'm not sure if I understand your POV, but I think I do. It isn't a must for a founder to be business competent, I mean, that's if he/she doesn't want to grow and improve. However, if a founder wants to grow and improve, it is a must to be business competent (just my opinion.)
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I think putting it in context will help. As a founder that means you are competent at something but might not really be in business, the best thing to do is start working with someone who is business competent and from there you can grow. I see cases like this before, so never say since you are not business competent you can't be a founder