You’re steelmanning the creationist position. That’s fine, but by saying “what actually is contested...” you’re also asserting that creationists only believe your steelman and not the position it’s a steelman of.
There may be some who do.
However, there are plenty of creationists who think that evolution cannot work. Some of their arguments include: “Evolution would mean order comes out of disorder, which is impossible” and “Evolution is a violation of the Second Law of Thermodynamics.”
You’re steelmanning the creationist position. That’s fine, but by saying “what actually is contested...” you’re also asserting that creationists only believe your steelman and not the position it’s a steelman of.
There may be some who do.
However, there are plenty of creationists who think that evolution cannot work. Some of their arguments include: “Evolution would mean order comes out of disorder, which is impossible” and “Evolution is a violation of the Second Law of Thermodynamics.”
Sure, but we are not really talking about the creationists here, we’re talking about whether evolution is falsifiable and in which sense.
As the person who asked the question, I’d like to say that I don’t particularly care about what creationists believe either.