Citation: Me. Hess, Collaborating with people to study "the popular": Implementing participatory action research strategies in religious education, RELIG EDUC, 96(3), 2001, pp. 271-293
Citation: Rh. Cram, Memories by Christian adults of childhood bully experiences: Implications for adult religious self-understanding, RELIG EDUC, 96(3), 2001, pp. 326-350
Citation: Nk. Charaniya et Jw. Walsh, Interpreting the experiences of Christians, Muslims, and Jews engaged in interreligious dialogue: A collaborative research study, RELIG EDUC, 96(3), 2001, pp. 351-368
Citation: Ae. Streaty Wimberly, Discovering communal vitality in African rituals: Seeing and hearing god through Zimbabwean Christians, RELIG EDUC, 96(3), 2001, pp. 369-384
Citation: D. Grinenko Baker, Future homemakers and feminist awakenings: Auto-ethnography as a method intheological education and research, RELIG EDUC, 96(3), 2001, pp. 395-407
Citation: Ss. Kang, Reflections upon methodology: Research on themes of self construction and self integration in the narrative of second generation Korean American young adults, RELIG EDUC, 96(3), 2001, pp. 408-415
Citation: Rg. Litchfield, Negotiating contrasts and revelation (Exploring the role of "difference" and ethnography in religious education), RELIG EDUC, 96(3), 2001, pp. 430-434
Citation: R. Prevost, Discovering ourselves through knowing god (Social location affect and identity in religious education), RELIG EDUC, 96(3), 2001, pp. 435-439
Citation: Rh. Cram, The future of Christian religious education in an era of shrinking transcendence (Postmodern delocalized authority and the outlook for traditional religious institutions), RELIG EDUC, 96(2), 2001, pp. 164-174
Citation: B. Roebben, The vulnerability of the postmodern educator as Locus Theologicus: A studyin practical theology, RELIG EDUC, 96(2), 2001, pp. 175-192
Citation: D. De Ruyter, Fundamentalist education: A critical analysis (Evaluating complex religious tendencies in America from a Protestant perspective), RELIG EDUC, 96(2), 2001, pp. 193-210
Citation: Lj. Francis, Christianity and dogmatism revisited: A study among fifteen and sixteen year olds in the United Kingdom, RELIG EDUC, 96(2), 2001, pp. 211-226
Citation: Rk. Martin, Having faith in our faith in god: Toward a critical realist epistemology for Christian education, RELIG EDUC, 96(2), 2001, pp. 245-261
Citation: Il. Gotz, Spirituality and the body (A postmodern acceptance of the integration of the material and the invisible in contemporary dualistic thinking), RELIG EDUC, 96(1), 2001, pp. 2-19
Citation: C. Erricker, Shall we dance? Authority, representation, and voice: The place of spirituality in religious education, RELIG EDUC, 96(1), 2001, pp. 20-35
Citation: Wl. Wardekker et S. Miedema, Denominational school identity and the formation of personal identity (Christian religious education within the plurality of postmodern culture), RELIG EDUC, 96(1), 2001, pp. 36-48
Citation: S. Fortosis, Theological foundations for a stage model of spiritual formation (An outline of the stages of growth in the Christian experience from an evangelical Protestant perspective), RELIG EDUC, 96(1), 2001, pp. 49-63