Which retail innovation is credited with making religious texts widely accessible to the general public for the first time in Western history?

The publishing and retail of religious texts has evolved dramatically over centuries, from handwritten scrolls to modern digital formats. This poll explores a fascinating turning point in religious text retail history that transformed how people accessed sacred writings. Test your knowledge about this significant retail innovation that democratized religious study and changed spiritual practice worldwide.

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• The Gutenberg printing press, which enabled mass production of affordable Bibles in the 1450s
• The Franklin bookstore chain, which specialized in religious texts in colonial America (1730s)
• The Oxford University Press's 'People's Bible' subscription service (1880s)
• The Vatican's first public bookstore opening in Rome (1520s)

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