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Yes but Keith, I have disputed the facts.
There are other facts, and the queen may be considered the head of the Church of England, following the title which Henry VIII attributed to himself, but the same Henry VIII also had his wife Queen Anne Boleyn murdered, in that she was tried and sentenced to death on false accusations.
He also stole from English churches and priories, kept the wealth or distributed it to his friends in high places, and knocked many churches and priories down, including our two priories in Dover.
Took land away from families and gave it to wealthy buyers, reducing many into poverty.
This person is not the founder of the English Church, and if his title of "Defender of the Faith" received previously from the pope, while still a Catholic and before his spate of theft and murder, was then used for subsequent British Protestant monarchs, and now by the queen, this does not make it automatically a valid title, as it stems from the opposite of what Henry VIII later committed himself to.
I do question things, Keith, and there are valid arguments to be made.