@whitecar Yes I do, and it should be in peace, with President Biden and Congress (and every other country) transferring power to Moshiach, and not in the other manner.
If you can learn with a chavrusa, what is the question? If you are studying limud chol because you feel you would otherwise make a worse use of your time, then you should, most careers will still exist with Moshiach, and if yours will not, you will retrain with the expertise you gained already. That’s what most medical doctors will do.
@SACT5 As for “goyim teaching correct Torah values” please reread that and I am confident you’ll agree it makes no sense. Of course we learn from everybody, including non jews and non religious jews, we study their books be them law, medicine, engineering etc. and if they have good middot we admire and learn, but I believe we don’t ordinarily attend weddings that involve other religions’ prayers and rituals. Sorry you call me a troll, you are definitely not the only one finding yourself in challenging situations (as of today, Moshiach is not revealed yet). In fact in my early 20s I was invited to a church wedding by a very close friend , I “went” and stayed out of the door, in the street. After some time a priest came to inquire why I was outside, I answered I am not a xian and don’t go to church, and guess what? he went inside and returned with two chairs for me and another non xian girl who saw me and did the same, the priest also added it would take approximately X more time, in case we don’t want to wait and prefer to return later. Whether the bride was delighted or not with my “attendance” I never asked, but we are still friends. I could tell you more stories, I noticed many times in my life, if we do things correctly, they respect us. With regards to the “apikorsim” or more likely misguided and confused people, have some compassion on them and be grateful we are not in their place. help them take one step towards Torah if we can and stay away if you cannot, and in any case, it is my opinion you should get rid of beliefs such as “there is no way out” because in every situation there is always a proper, correct, honorable way out.