Thanks for your response! I actually do something similar to what you describe when I'm displaying a single node and it works great. The problem I'm having is when I want to grab many nodes and display all of them on the same page. So, I suppose what I could do is either iterate over the QuerySet in the view function, calling render_to_string in each iteration and then concatenating the rendered strings and passing that to an HttpResponse object, or iterate over the QuerySet in the template and have a custom template tag render each node separately. I think I like the latter option better.
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