Statement and Conclusion:- It consists of statement and two conclusions. Despite the given statement being contrary to common beliefs and concepts. One has to identify the conclusion by considering it to be trues soon as the statement emerges from the logical form. Follow any option

Statement:- There are some people who believe that God is in the temple.

Conclusion:-

(1) God is found only in the temple.

(2) God is everywhere.​​

(1) God is found only in the temple.

This conclusion is not necessarily implied by the statement. The statement only mentions that some people believe God is in the temple, but it does not say that God is found only in the temple.

(2) God is everywhere.​​

This conclusion is also not necessarily implied by the statement. The statement does not address the belief that God is everywhere, it only focuses on the belief that God is in the temple.

So, neither Conclusion (1) nor Conclusion (2) logically follows from the statement.

Thus, the correct answer is (d).