Is the theory of everything God?

fairly simple, add one definition to it and you ignore a potential sum of others, or better said you deny a lot of other sets fitting within the same empty set.
On the other hand, based on a first set you can start building your religion, as your denial will be reflected as "evil". And your acceptance as "good".
But as you started from an empty set , this empty set eventually stays empty.
What we observe in the world are human defined gods who can't accept themselves for what they eventually are "empty".
as we all live in one empty set, we can choose our own view or set of observations and fill our empty set with prejudice and belief. Our only limit is self acceptance.
Look for the moment I'm very bio-centric in my thinking, what ever happens in my observation or my world around me is a reflection of my "empty" inside:D

T.O E = God & God = T.O.E

The theory of everything is not going to help you at all with aesthetics, meanings, purposes, ethics or values which is what religion and the notion of God typically are concerned with?

The only T.O.E. I could begin to associate with "God" would be not just physical but metaphysical, and even this would be to exclude music, to name only one highly significant form of non-philosophical and non-scientific human experience/expression.