Some kinds of ignorance are not intentional. And as far as they are not intentional, they are not in the sphere of morality.
There is a neutral good and there is a moral good. A neutral good is the original position before any moral choice has been made by the subject in question.
Neutral good: knowledge of the world (recognition OR unintended ignorance of consent structure)
Neutral bad/evil: unintended ignorance of the world (unintended ignorance of consent structure)
Moral good: willfully acknowledging recognized
consent structure in our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
Moral bad/evil: willful refusal to acknowledge recognized consent structure in our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
[Remember: It is not what goes into a man that makes him unclean, so all of the ignorance that God subsumes does not neutrally OR morally taint him]
[Remember, too: Once you recognize consent structure—once you claim to see (John 9:41)—you are responsible to acknowledge it in your thoughts, feelings, and behavior. You put yourself on the hook… to choose truth, beauty, and goodness.]