Which pricing innovation by publisher Johannes Gutenberg in the 1450s revolutionized access to religious texts?

Throughout history, religious texts have undergone various transformations in how they're produced, distributed, and priced. The democratization of sacred knowledge has been influenced by technological innovations and strategic pricing decisions. This poll explores a pivotal moment in religious publishing history that dramatically changed access to spiritual wisdom for everyday people. Test your knowledge about this revolutionary pricing strategy that transformed religious practice and spiritual engagement.

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Mass-produced Bibles at 1/3 the price of hand-copied manuscripts, making scripture affordable to middle-class households for the first time
Subscription-based access to religious texts with monthly payments, allowing families to build their collection gradually
Free Bibles subsidized entirely by church donations, with readers only paying shipping fees
Tiered pricing model offering basic scripture at low cost and premium illuminated editions for wealthy patrons