It was their view that public education should be [[secular]] and Socialist Sunday Schools were for purely educational bodies and therefore their hymns did not have [[Theology|theological]] tendencies or the Christian [[dogma]] which was preached in religious churches of the day. They worked in close harmony with the [[Labor Movement]] and were concerned with the spiritual and social objective of the human race with regard to daily life and conduct. | It was their view that public education should be [[secular]] and Socialist Sunday Schools were for purely educational bodies and therefore their hymns did not have [[Theology|theological]] tendencies or the Christian [[dogma]] which was preached in religious churches of the day. They worked in close harmony with the [[Labor Movement]] and were concerned with the spiritual and social objective of the human race with regard to daily life and conduct. |