Sone traditional witches have incorporated christian influences and portions of the Bible. I come from a tradition free from those influences, because of the harm Christianity has done and because in our villagers who encountered us used to spit on the ground when they saw us. We never went to church, though my mom sometimes went on Christmas Eve or when the Mattheus Passion was preformed with the Dutch opera singer Marco Bakker.
My father, not in any way a witch, but a socialist pur sang, just hated christianity , because of his own past with his father and stepmother. I never set foot in a church before 1985, when I was lured into the Pentecostal church and stayed there until 2015 and left with aversion and hatred because of their attitude against LGBTQIAPQ people and other religions.
Because of my past I swore to remove all remnants of christiany and the bible and never incorporate any influences into my practice. I researched on Wicca also and the Cult of Tubal-Kain and the influence of christianiy in Traditional witchcraft and Folk Pratices and found to many biblical influences and couldn’t understand why this religion still had so much of an impact, for me it’s a ninefold NO.
I went back to my roots, for my any name of the Jewish and christian god has any significance to me, no charm, blessing or curse with these abominable names of the biblical god has any relationship with my practice. It took me years of rituals to get rid of those remnants, so for me any circle, coven of grove that has some relation with the bible would ever fit in my life.
A few years i was with the Satanic Temple, but they are very much against the supernatural, and it was just too much of the same and often just make belief fakeism for me
Am I a black witch? There ain’t nothing like that in traditional witchcraft, though there are benevolent and malevolent witches, but nothing like white witch Wicca and the ‘Wiccan Rede’. It’s hard to explain, because I don’t share my practice, only to the seekers who are already familiar with the Craft. I do respect Wiccans, though, but it’s not my path.
I hold my practice free of the evil bible and any christian influence and that has healed a lot of wounds that were inflicted upon me in 30 years of Pentecostal influences. I studied church history and the influence the Maleus Maleficarum had, which even today influences the ‘Satanic Panic’ and ‘Witch Panic’ caused by fundamentalistic religions.
For a life without ‘biblical influences’ is a great life.
ROOT is what lies beneath wat’s is planted in the soil, from which a plant or tree grows. Concerning myself, after I left christianity in 2015 it took me two years of burnout and agony to come back to my hereditary magical roots. Christianity always tried to eradicate everything what clerical patriarchy considered ‘evil’, I already wrote about the Maleus Malificarum and its impact on society, but if it wasn’t for the Maleus Malificarum other means had been invented to repress magical folks. Now my grandfather knew a lot about the bible, and I also know a lot about the bible, Hebrew, theology, church history etc, which lead to my decision to leave all that behind. I dot find anything magical or useful in the christian viewpoints and theology, though the jewish ones are still powerful to me. 
Herbs, roots and food were the specialities of my grandfather and some of it I took with me when I returned to my roots, the more the side of the 
Morghain’s Traditional Witchcraft 