I've looked on a couple occasions, but not in the last two years. I'll have to look again.

My questions though: If you find a good Christian forum, would you use that same avatar on said forum?

I don't really know of any atm. I used to, years ago, but sometimes the discussions devolved into doctrinal arguments and I avoided them. I sometimes got something useful, but often not, so.....

So? Don't leave me hanging. Where do you go for your discussions/questions/etc relating to theological matters?

I never thought about it actually.
The couple in my avatar have 'mommy' and 'daddy' tattoos...just always thought it was a husband and wife and thought it looked a little like my hubby and me.
Haven't really ever thought about its appropriateness I suppose.

Speaking as someone of Irish descent, people who self-identify as Christian represent a very broad, disparate group of people, often have nearly nothing in common other than that identification, and in fact are violently disagreeable with each other--even in person, as the Northern Irish can attest to. Over the internet, I'd suspect any such forum to be...volatile.

It's not just Christian boards that attract trolls either... the Pagan boards I go to get it all the time (from 'Christians' more interested in condescending and accusing than in living a Christ-like life) and the most vile trolling I've ever seen targets the Craigslist Atheist forum.

At one point, I wanted to set up a "Socratic Club"-type forum here at the Glade. Although I didn't intend for it to be exclusively about Christianity, that certainly would have been one of the major topics. But in the end, it would have required a lot of special moderation, and way more work than I think anyone would have been willing to put in to it. Or at least, it certainly would have taken more work than I was willing to put into it.

But I digress.

Several years ago, I used to (very) occasionally lurk without posting on Derek Webb's forums. I'm not even really sure how I stumbled across them in the first place, but they seemed interesting. The place could sometimes be hillariously/depressingly post-modern/emergent church-ey, but there were also a lot of interesting discussion. I googled around a little, and apparently that board has ceased to operate. However, in a very Glade-esque fashion, it looks a bunch of them created a new message board rather than just giving up:

She Must and Shall No Longer Exist -- the webboard reloaded

From only poking around for a few minutes, I can't really tell what kind slant the place has now, but it might be worth looking into, anyway.

Other than that, I've heard people mention TheologyWeb, too, but I can't say I've ever even lurked there, so I have no idea what you'd be getting into.