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"Imagine" is a John Lennon song which describes paradise in atheistic terms like "no hell below us" and "above us only sky." A case started by Lennon's widow Yoko Ono involving use of this song in the film Expelled:No Intelligence Allowed was used to attempt to censor opposition to the theory of evolution. A court rejected the case.^{[Citation Needed]}

This song is also the official anthem of the liberal group Amnesty International.

Paul McCartney said, "It's got to be one of John's best songs." Elton John also praised it, along with U2 founder Bono.

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