Is Christian child indoctrination a form of abuse?

Of course it is!  Using fear tactics and mental terrorism on your children, practically since birth, is horrible child abuse.  Terrorizing them with eternal damnation and torture forever in hell, just to scare them into the cult and keep them there, is horrific and it really should be illegal.

Alright now lets look at the other side of the coin,If the Bible is right it would be child abuse not to teach a child about the Lord Jesus.As far as talking about brainwashing and unproven things the teaching of evolution takes the cake. People believe a lot of things but we do not know very much.People believe what they hear or read but they have no personal way of proving what they are let to believe.As far as that goes neither do their teachers or  speakers on T.V.

If someone says a fossil is 100 million years old then he has no personal prove for it.He just says what he was told.

As for you and I we believe what we hear and we believe what we want to believe whether or not it is true.

2 Timothy 3:15 admonishes parents to teach children God’s word from infancy. 

NALT Christians such as ourselves did not take that approach with our children, one of whom is now atheist and the other of whom is probably agnostic as adults, and that's fine with us.

Dream on, pard.  Dream on.  It is not abuse to teach children to find things out for themselves.

Not any more so than "indoctrinating" them in matters of health, diet, manners, truth, education, and other realities they need in order to be fully formed as human beings.

Learn the definition between abuse and education.  You obviously don't know it.

This question is an abuse and a breach of the Community guidelines.

Your statements are plain wrong and dishonest. Presumably your gross ignorance is fueled by hatred?

No because teaching a child of God and the best lessons of life is quite beneficial for children.  In fact, science has found that children brought up with faith in God are more stable adults.  Alternatively, and scientifically, it's child abuse to not teach a child these things that lead them to become stable adults, even worse to indoctrinate them with the atheist delusion that leads people to ask irrational questions like you did.

Very young children are not taught that list of things. I know lots of Christian parents who taught their children from an early age that they are loved, and precious, not just by them but by the One who made everything; that kindness, goodness and peace are this God's purpose for those who trust in Him. Of course, you realize that children who have not yet developed their reasoning skills don't grasp concepts like suffering and injustice? Well, not unless they have been abused by adults in their tender years.

Your list is silly, given that hardly anything in it could be comprehended by a very young child. The Bible is not a book for young children either. It's for adults, and Christian parents do not go into adult themes with young children. They have to start going to school for un-Christian teachers to launch them into subjects like virginity, sex, sacrifice and wizards (oh, unless the children like to read Harry Potter books for themselves).

Yes. Just like saying the Pledge of Allegiance is.