The article deals with the key problem for the understanding of the types of eschatological historiosophy views about the distinction of the two natures - the divine and the created. Author's contribution consists in the justification of a particular type of eschatological historiosophy that can be selected using criterion - the concept of God-manhood. For example historiosophical concepts S. L. Frank, L. P. Karsavin and S. N. Bulgakov describes how the idea of God-manhood allows to reconcile the antinomy of oneness and difference of God and the world in the eschatological framework of the historiosophy of the metaphysics of all-unity.

The article deals with the key problem for the understanding of the types of eschatological historiosophy views about the distinction of the two natures - the divine and the created. Author's contribution consists in the justification of a particular type of eschatological historiosophy that can be selected using criterion - the concept of God-manhood. For example historiosophical concepts S. L. Frank, L. P. Karsavin and S. N. Bulgakov describes how the idea of God-manhood allows to reconcile the antinomy of oneness and difference of God and the world in the eschatological framework of the historiosophy of the metaphysics of all-unity.