How can religious education change the world and at the same time hand on the Christian tradition?

In TRANSFORMATION AND TRADITION IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, two Protestant and two Catholic religious educationists forth- rightly address this urgent issue. C. Ellis Nelson grounds his response in the Bible as a description of a community of believers. Letty Russell sees Christocentric religious education as offering the solution. Maria Harris regards religious experience as the key. Mary C. Boys contends that the answer lies in shifting the perspective to that of "making accessible".