Was Church of England Lutheran under Elizabeth I?

Under Elizabeth I, the Church of England was not Lutheran but rather established its own distinct identity as part of the Anglican tradition. While it retained some elements of Protestantism, including aspects of Lutheran theology, it also incorporated Catholic elements, especially in its liturgy and governance. The Elizabethan Religious Settlement aimed to create a middle path, or via media, that was neither fully Protestant nor fully Catholic. Thus, the Church of England under Elizabeth I was characterized by a unique blend of traditions rather than strict adherence to Lutheranism.