That's one way of characterizing what he is doing.  But I see it as his attacking a man in the Church who has a very big bullhorn and the potential to lead many men astray who are righteously resisting what they believe to be immoral behavior.  

We hear too little from those who suffer from SSA and are winning their fight against it, and hear constantly from those who have it, engage in its acts, and demand others to accept it as acceptable behavior.  Telling people that it's ok to sin is horrible behavior, and that what Martin is doing.