Which of the following is NOT a composition of the Faith-Based Advisory committee?

The Faith-Based Advisory Committee is typically established to ensure representation from various religious and spiritual communities within a specific jurisdiction. In this context, the committee aims to include members who identify with faith-based systems, such as various denominations of Christianity, Hinduism, and perhaps others, thereby providing guidance and support for funeral services to accommodate diverse beliefs and traditions.

The correct choice, which indicates an option that is not part of the committee's composition, is Agnostic. An agnostic position generally refers to a perspective regarding knowledge of the existence or non-existence of deities or the divine, and often does not align with a specific faith. Therefore, including an agnostic in a committee that focuses primarily on faith-based perspectives would not be representative of the religious diversity that the committee aims to embody.

In contrast, Roman Catholic, Hindu, and Orthodox Christian are all identifiable religious groups that typically have organized representation on committees focused on spiritual matters, ensuring that the multi-faceted beliefs within the community are acknowledged and addressed appropriately in funeral services and related practices.