About the Author

Billye Tziporah Roberts

Billye Tziporah Roberts currently attends and teaches classes at Aish of Greater Washington.
Being a Black, Jewish Woman: A Blessing and a Curse

Being a Black, Jewish Woman: A Blessing and a Curse

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I define myself as a Black Jewish woman. Which of those words most reflects who I am depends on the day.

Why I Don't Need to Believe in God

Why I Don't Need to Believe in God

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I've always known that there was a God. I saw God everywhere and felt that He wanted a relationship with us.

But What If I Don't Want the Sacrifices of the Temple to Return?

But What If I Don't Want the Sacrifices of the Temple to Return?

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I’ve never liked the idea of animals dying for me… or God.

African-American, Christian, Witch, Jew

African-American, Christian, Witch, Jew

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In the shadows of slavery, one girl’s persistent questioning leads her on a relentless search for truth.

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To All Those Who Doubt You, Including Yourself

To All Those Who Doubt You, Including Yourself

 
Masturbation and Mastering Self-Control: My Personal Struggle

Masturbation and Mastering Self-Control: My Personal Struggle

 
Why Believing in God Should Make You More Kind

Why Believing in God Should Make You More Kind

 
The Bitter Month

The Bitter Month

 
Turning Pain into Purpose: Empathy as an Engine to Do Good

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