Andreas J. Kostenberger and David W. Jones in their book God, Marriage, and Family: Rebuilding the Biblical Foundation, cite Dr. Mohler who describes what the marks of manhood are.  He recommends the following list:

• Spiritual maturity sufficient enough to lead a wife and children.
• Personal maturity sufficient enough to be a responsible husband and father.
• Economic maturity sufficient enough to hold an adult job and handle money.
• Physical maturity sufficient enough to work and protect a family.
• Sexual maturity sufficient enough to marry and fulfill God’s purposes.
• Moral maturity sufficient enough to lead as an example of righteousness.
• Ethical maturity sufficient enough to make responsible decisions.
• Worldview maturity sufficient enough to understand what is really important.
• Relational maturity sufficient enough to understand and respect others.
• Social maturity sufficient enough to make a contribution to society.
• Verbal maturity sufficient enough to communicate and articulate as a man.
• Character maturity sufficient enough to demonstrate courage under fire.

The list appears to be comprehensive in nature but is there a facet of manhood that you believe is missing?