Which innovative packaging format, introduced in the 1990s, revolutionized how religious texts were distributed by allowing readers to access specific books of scripture individually rather than carrying complete volumes?

In the publishing world of religious and philosophical texts, packaging innovations have significantly evolved to preserve sacred writings while making them more accessible to modern practitioners. From ancient scrolls to digital platforms, the presentation of wisdom literature has adapted to changing times while maintaining reverence for the content. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking packaging innovation in religious publishing that changed how people interact with spiritual texts.

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The Scripture Portions System (modular, separate biblical books in protective sleeves that could be collected in a binder)
The Digital Scripture Dongle (early USB-style device containing searchable religious texts before smartphones became common)
The Perpetual Calendar Bible (text divided into 365 sealed packages to be opened daily throughout the year)
The Illuminated Text System (books with specialized ink visible only with proprietary reading lights included in packaging)