How to start a real life clan?
In Japan? I don't know anything about clans in Japan. A clan is your family. You don't start one...you are part of one...like when you go to a family reunion, say, your family name is Smith...it's the Smith clan...
Is the uchiha clan real?
maybe someone has that last name by chance but not like sasuke or itachi uchiha even if they were real 2 people (sasuke itachi) isnt exactly what i would call a clan
Is there such a thing as real life Akatsuki Clans?
I am NOT interested in joining one. But lately me and someone close to me have been getting threats and **** from some ppl who claim to be members of a Eugene, Oregon Akatsuki Clan. The leader titles himself Pain/Peter Nebulon, and one member is supposedly called Kakuzu Ryvan. Something came up about a kid buggin the hell out of my gf and also hitting on her, knowing shes dating me. So I told her to tell him that i was gonna beat him up if he didnt leave her alone. So apparently he joined an Akatsuki clan/gang, and now they are threatening me and my gf and her friends, if we dont leave the kid alone, which we werent really gonna do anything lol (The creeper guy lol) Im kinda scared yet all this seems fakey. Should I be concerned?
Naruto anime: Why does Deidara hate the Uchiha clan?
Sometime after Orochimaru left Akatsuki, Deidara was located by Itachi Uchiha, Kisame Hoshigaki, and Sasori, who were under the orders of the leader, Pain, to recruit him. Deidara refused at first, resulting in Itachi challenging him, promising to leave him alone if Deidara won. Deidara willingly accepted Itachi's challenge, but was easily defeated by Itachi's Sharingan, and joined the Akatsuki. Deidara, having taken a huge blow to his ego, carried a murderous loathing for Itachi and the Sharingan for the rest of his life. http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Deidara
Why do people who are not religious marry under God and have a funeral under God?
The origins of marriage are NOT religious.Marriage is a Pagan tradition and predates Christianity and the other Abrahamic religions, Judaism and Islam which share a common origin.Many of the symbols and traditions of marriage existed long before Christianity ‘borrowed’ them.The rings, the veil, the ring finger, witnesses, etc, all existed before the organised religions decided to add themselves into the mix.“Originally "marriage" was a private, binding contract between clans (families) to form an alliance, thereby increasing the clan's chances for survival in war against rival clans. A "dowry" was given by each clan to "seal the deal". Marriage was contractual, considered a passing of "property" between clans as a symbol of intention to honor the agreement being made. Property took many forms: cattle, land, children, whatever was considered to be of great value at the time.”We’ve also been burying or burning the dead since records began. Neanderthals had funeral rites and they were NOT praying to God when they did so.Again, this is organised religion ‘borrowing’ rituals that have nothing to do with them. We were showing our respects long before God even existed.“The ritual of staging ceremonies for the dead predates even ancient, pagan religions. Thanks to recent archaeological findings, we know that prehistoric people practiced funeral rites. Discoveries in northern Iraq, from as far back at 65,000 years ago, indicate that Neanderthals buried their dead on a bed of flowers. Cro-Magnons left evidence of more elaborate burial practices, even burying bodies in full clothing with intricate, beaded stitching. Experts say that such careful rituals are evidence of religious beliefs, attaching spiritual significance to the transition between life and death, as religions do today.”So, people marry and have funerals because that’s what we’ve always done. God is not required or wanted, but you lot always seem to invite yourselves anyway and we don’t want to be rude :D