Which innovative religious publishing product launched in 1989 became the first commercially successful digital sacred text library, pioneering searchable electronic scriptures before the internet era?

Religious texts have been at the heart of spiritual practices for millennia, but how they're produced, distributed, and consumed has evolved dramatically in the digital age. This poll explores a groundbreaking product innovation that transformed how people access and interact with sacred texts worldwide. Test your knowledge about the intersection of technology and religious publishing that changed the landscape of spiritual practice for millions of believers.

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Logos Bible Software, which revolutionized biblical scholarship by creating the first digital library system specifically for theological texts
Digital Quran Project, which digitized the complete Quran with Arabic pronunciation guides and multiple translations in a hyperlinked format
Sacred Texts Archive, which compiled major religious works from Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism into the first comprehensive digital eastern philosophy collection
Torah Database Initiative, which pioneered Hebrew character recognition technology to create the first searchable Tanakh with rabbinic commentaries