Which religious text production innovation in the 15th century is credited with revolutionizing the global distribution of sacred texts and dramatically increasing religious literacy?

Religious texts are among the oldest and most continuously published works in human history. Their production and distribution have evolved dramatically over centuries, from hand-copied manuscripts to mass-produced volumes. This poll explores the fascinating supply chain history behind sacred texts and how various religious traditions have adapted their distribution methods throughout time. Test your knowledge about how these profound spiritual resources make their way from original languages to believers' hands worldwide.

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Gutenberg's movable type printing press, which first mass-produced the Christian Bible
The development of papyrus scrolls by Egyptian artisans for religious manuscripts
The creation of illuminated manuscripts by medieval Buddhist monks
The establishment of the Islamic waqf system for funding Quran copying centers