Originally posted by Badlun
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1) Why do you need direct quotes from the Quran? An average Quran is only 600 pages, even then maybe just 30% of these pages are direct laws and rules, so how do you expect to derive the laws of your whole life and intricate details of specific actions like shaving, music from just 180 pages?..anyhow, in the Quran it says do not eat pork but you still eat pork SO even if the things you mentioned were mentioned in the Quran (they might be) would you listen or would it make a difference? I think not, so why even ask that question in the first instance?
2) if the Qur'an was open to human interpretation then each individual would have their own Islam based on their own rogue desires and it would defeat the object, you are a perfect example of this.

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