Who suggested that the bible be printed so all can read it?

The idea of printing The Bible so that everyone could read it was notably championed by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century. His invention of the movable type printing press led to the production of the Gutenberg Bible around 1455, making it one of the first major books printed in the West. This innovation significantly contributed to the spread of literacy and the Protestant Reformation, as it allowed for wider access to the scriptures.