Second Adventism (Noun)

Any Christian religion that believes the second coming of Christ is imminent.

Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.

Adventists generally classify Second Adventism as an overall term referring to several different religious denominations within Adventism.
His prediction for a literal and visible return of Jesus within a very short period generated much attention in early Seventh-day Adventist thought as second adventism became widespread in Protestant Christian faith.
Today Adventists adhere to several closely connected traditions called "branches," because second adventism may express belief about both one end to earthly rule as predicted also elsewhere under others historically besides worldwide holy latter final state on these ends per rest altogether no limit existeth therefore eternally glorious
It has been suggested that the Millerite Movement more commonly known as the movement associated with second adventism and the imminent second return of Christ occurred as response to significant historical trauma and social changes occurring to the societal fabric.
The influence, which was second adventism directly impacted American thought as its popular acceptance attracted worldwide attention has influenced religion as well as non-religious individuals since then to include that there shall be no end to increase.