Session 1 QuestionsThis week you examined several documents that outlined and described the distinctive of Colorado Christian University (CCU). Recently, a friend of yours asked what the word “Christi

Session 1 QuestionsThis week you examined several documents that outlined and described the distinctive of Colorado Christian University (CCU). Recently, a friend of yours asked what the word “Christian” means in the university’s name: Colorado Christian University.In a Word document, answer the following questions. Write your answers to the questions in a question/answer format, including each question bolded in your Word document and your answer written below each question:What does the word “Christian” mean in the university’s name – Colorado Christian University? (Hint: Review the Biblical Perspective for the week)How does this meaning impact your view of your education here at CCU?In total, your assignment should be 250 – 500 words.Be sure to make some direct connections to the reading this session. Use APA citing and referencing. Click on the Session 1 Questions link to submit your assignment by the posted due date. Review the rubric available in Due Dates and Grades for specific grading criteria.How to reference the reading assignments for this session:CAGS adheres to APA Style for references, citations, and the general format of student papers. Examples of how to cite some of the reading assignments are provided for you. You can also access a template for APA formatted papers in the CAGS Student Success Blackboard Community or in the APA Requirements module located on the left sidebar. References PageColorado Christian University. (n.d.). Statement of faith at Colorado Christian University.  http://www.ccu.edu/statementoffaith/.Colorado Christian University (n.d.). [Session 1 Biblical Perspective]. School of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Colorado Christian University. INT-212A. https://blackboard.ccu.eduIn-text Citations(Statement of faith at Colorado Christian University, n.d.)(Session 1 Biblical Perspective, n.d.)