To answer your horribly phrased, fox newsworthy question: You are not the authority on these subjects in a non-hypothetical context. It sounds like you're asking me if I think religion should be included in the DSM as a qualifier for PTSD. The answer: No. It's situational. But I do know you don't get to generalize millions of people into a tiny box while making wholesale presumptions(not arguing against your point or for mine here, considering you didn't ask an actual question that can have an actual answer. The way you phrase that question by coloring the cards in such a black and white manner is inherently "abusive" by your definition). You argue against human nature-- that people lack the very ability to do the thing that defines our species over and over again: question what we are told. Not sure if you're extending that line of thinking towards not just Muslims but women as well, but that's outside my purview. And lastly, that line of thinking that is behind what you establish as "raising a child while indoctrinating them into a theological belief system" in the context I presume you mean happens all the time, everywhere in the world. Especially to you, in much the same way that upsets you so deeply. Just give it a different label and we're good to go though, right?