Can a cleric select an alignment domain that is not offered by his deity?

Question

SRD:

A cleric’s deity influences his alignment, what magic he can perform, his values, and how others see him. A cleric chooses two domains from among those belonging to his deity. A cleric can select an alignment domain (Chaos, Evil, Good, or Law) only if his alignment matches that domain.

Does that second sentence mean a cleric with a deity can select an alignment domain that his deity doesn't offer, as long as the cleric matches it? Or does it mean a cleric can only select from his deity's domains, and any alignments his deity offers that don't match the cleric are banned?

For example: Fharlanghn (true neutral) offers Balance, Celerity, Luck, Portal, Protection, Travel, and Weather domains.

Can a Lawful Neutral cleric of Fharlanghn take the Law domain?

Answer 1

No, it means that if their deity offers an alignment domain, they can only select it if their alignment matches the domain.

Answer 2

Can a cleric select an alignment domain that is not offered by his deity?

No.

There are two restrictions, and both apply:

1. At 1st level, a Cleric may only select its domains from those of its deity
2. A Cleric may only select alignment domains if they match its own alignment

If you have a mathematical mind, a Cleric may choose alignment domains from the intersection of the set of domains offered by its deity and its own alignment.

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Let's see some examples!

Fharlanghn domains are Balance, Celerity, Luck, Portal, Protection, Travel, and Weather.

A Cleric of Fharlanghn may not select any alignment domain, because Fharlanghn has none (as suited to its True Neutral nature).

Tyr domains are Good, Knowledge, Law, Retribution and War.

A Lawful Good Cleric of Tyr may select both Good and Law (but need not to).

A Lawful Neutral Cleric of Tyr may select Law, but not Good.

A Neutral Good Cleric of Tyr may select Good, but not Law.

An hypothetical¹ True Neutral Cleric of Tyr may select neither Good nor Law.

¹ Hypothetical because (1) Clerics are supposed to be within one step of their deity's alignment, and True Neutral is two steps from Lawful Good and (2) as noted by Hey I Can Chan, Clerics can only be True Neutral if their deity is True Neutral.