My husband and I met long before I came to Christ (which was only a few months ago now). He claims to believe in Jesus Christ, but he has some very strange and unbiblical beliefs. For example, my husband claims that Jesus was actually from his home country (a European country), that the Bible is all fake, and that everything and everyone is "God." Some of these beliefs are very bizarre, and slightly upsetting even, now that I'm a believer. The best I can explain it is that I almost feel an urge to "defend" Jesus when my husband claims He was an entirely different person than the one I know.
I'm trying to be a Christian example for him as instructed in 1 Peter 3:1-2. Any time I try to share the Gospel with him or the beautiful words in the Bible, he rejects them and says that the Bible isn't truly the Word of God (he thinks it's fabricated and the "true" Bible was destroyed).
My husband is a person who is very strong in his convictions, and I don't see how I'll ever get through to him. It took me a long time to see the truth, too, so I know I need to be patient. I know all things are possible through God, so I need to have faith. I just know my husband, and he never changes his mind. He also really enjoys having super fringe beliefs, so I can't imagine him ever embracing a concept that others also embrace. How would you all approach this situation?