As I said on my firs post, the vague verses in the Quran don't affect us, We don't need to know what the exact meanings are. I agree with you that people interpret the Quran differently, and that has two senarios
1. They want things their way however the Quran is clear about it
2. They interpret things that don't matter
Well, if you can't give examples then you have no case to make
Who are you to speak for all muslims, and what parts of the Koran muslims find vague, or that vague verses don't affect their lives?
All I'm saying is that the Koran, like any text is prone to subjective human interpretation. Along with the fact that trying to communicate intentions through early human languages is a poor method of trying to transmit a god's divine intentions.
How many different translations have their been?
How many different Shieks have argued for different interpretations?
Why so many different waring Islamic factions throughout history?
Why so many different Islamic countries which enforce their islamic-inspired laws so differently?
There is no doubt that humans interpret texts differently.