Which publishing innovation, introduced by Oxford University Press in 1917, revolutionized Bible distribution and became one of the most successful religious product launches in history?

Religious texts have evolved from handwritten scrolls to mass-produced books through fascinating technological and business innovations. Bible publishing, in particular, has a rich history of brand development, marketing strategies, and consumer engagement. This poll explores a pivotal moment in religious publishing history that transformed how sacred texts reached the masses and became household products with distinct brand identities.

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The Scofield Reference Bible with cross-references and annotations
The Jerusalem Bible with illustrated plates by Salvador Dalí
The Good News Bible with simplified contemporary language
The Thompson Chain-Reference Bible with numerical study system