Which religious organization first pioneered a digital subscription model that offers tiered membership access to sacred texts, exclusive teachings, and virtual ceremonies?

Throughout history, religious organizations have evolved various ways for followers to contribute and participate. From ancient tithing systems to modern digital platforms, the concept of 'membership' in faith communities has transformed dramatically. This poll explores how major religions have adapted subscription models to engage their communities in the digital age. Test your knowledge about how traditional spiritual practices are merging with contemporary engagement strategies!

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church) with their 'Gospel Living' platform in 2017
Vatican's 'Divinum Lumen' program launched by Pope Francis in 2019
The Buddhist Digital Sangha Network established by the Dalai Lama Foundation in 2018
The Islamic Heritage Portal launched by Al-Azhar University in 2020