xsl:apply-templates in javascript

I know, this has been solved, but what I'm looking for is an easy way to 
transition into it.
I want to
document.write('<xsl:apply-templates select=3D3D"path/to/node" />');

But obviously XSL will create a node set.  I know the correct method is to 
escape the < characters with &lt;, but how can you implement this properly 
with a template?  I've read of the "serialise" method that will apply a 
template that puts &lt; between <xsl:text /> tags and recursively calls the 
template.  But that won't actually give me the html.  How can I (without 
actually rewriting all my templates) escape and insert the html into the 
javascript.
Or maybe there's a better way to dynamically load a section of the document, 
which I would like. 

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