Which retail innovation is credited with making the Bible the first mass-market bestseller and revolutionizing access to religious texts for common people in the 15th century?

Throughout history, religious texts have been at the forefront of retail innovation. From handwritten scrolls to mass-produced books, the distribution of sacred texts has driven publishing technology and retail models. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in religious text retail that transformed how spiritual knowledge was disseminated and consumed by the general public.

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Gutenberg's printing press, which reduced Bible production costs by over 90%
Franklin's subscription model, where customers pre-paid for Bible installments
The Vatican's first chain bookstores offering standardized pricing across Europe
The monastic 'lending library' system that allowed temporary text access for a fee