Which packaging innovation in the 1450s revolutionized access to the Bible, leading to unprecedented distribution of religious texts?

In the world of religious publishing, technological and packaging innovations have transformed how sacred texts are produced and distributed. From ancient scrolls to digital apps, the journey of religious texts reflects both spiritual constants and material evolution. This poll explores a significant packaging innovation that changed accessibility to religious texts across the world. Test your knowledge about this pivotal moment in religious publishing history!

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Gutenberg's movable type printing press, enabling mass production of the 42-line Bible
The introduction of vellum pages bound in leather with gold leaf embossing
The creation of pocket-sized prayer books with miniature illuminated manuscripts
The development of water-resistant parchment with reinforced binding for monastery use