The thing is, I am not sure that the ordinary Catholic has a grasp of some of the exciting subtleties of the theology of revelation: the delicate balance of human/divine; the role of tradition in the shaping of Scripture; revelation as an invitation so expecting a response; (not sure if all priests get this, frankly) the role of the homily as the actualisation of scripture for here and now; etc.
It needs an imaginative presentation where – perhaps – those little ideas of "am I a story-teller? or am I the story?" could have helped ... i.e. approaching the theme not from the classic theological categories (but needing to respect them), but rather from that idea of "storytelling/being the story".
At moments in our exchange I was abrupt, not to say rude ... please excuse that. In part it was because I saw what seemed like a good idea starting to crumble and fall through my fingers like sand ...