the ninety - five theses called for many reforms, including\no establishing new denominations.\no banning…

Brief Explanations:

The Ninety - Five Theses, written by Martin Luther, criticized the Catholic Church's sale of indulgences. Indulgences were seen as a corrupt practice where people could pay to reduce punishment for sins. Luther called for an end to this practice. Establishing new denominations was a later consequence, not an immediate call in the theses. Allowing only priests to forgive sins was part of the existing Catholic practice and not a reform called for. Building palaces with church funds was not a reform called for in the theses.

Answer:

B. banning the sale of indulgences.