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Yes. "Out of ignorance" would also be possible.
- Yes.
- "Out of ignorance" would also be possible.
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I mean something like this: He condemned that fear (which was) born of ignorance.
The reason I use 'that' is to specify this fear, not just any fear but only that fear born of ignorance.
The reason I use 'that' is to specify this fear, not just any fear but only that fear born of ignorance.
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Your grammar is good, Anon. I think the problem is that it is a little too terse, hence a little hard to understand at first glance. Perhaps:
He condemned fear that is born of ignorance.
He condemned fear that is born of ignorance.
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