Thank you for your reply, Jesuitical. You are indeed correct that my theory is not the result of scientific proof. I never meant for such a theory to be equated with a scientific theory, such as the theory of relativity or evolution. I think it's safe to say that few philosophical or theological theories are proven by empirical evidence. When I said that some theories are supported by evidence, some less so, I meant that some theories are more compatible with what science has revealed to us than others. 

In the case of my theory, I specifically sought a worldview that would be especially compatible with the post-modern, information age that we find ourselves in. The idea that the source of the known universe, or God, is in contention with the realities of that universe because those realities derive directly from that source and thus share in that source's reality and power could explain why we experience God the way we do, and why God often appears to be absent from our experience.