Robert Bickersteth's Romanism in Its Relation to the Second Coming of Christ is a fascinating exploration of the relationship between the Roman Catholic Church and the concept of the second coming of Christ. Bickersteth argues that the Catholic Church's teachings on the subject are incompatible with Protestant beliefs, and that this has important implications for Christians of all denominations. Written from a Protestant perspective, this book sheds light on a key theological debate that remains relevant today.

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