Though I normally edit notes to improve the spelling and grammar, I decided to leave this one in its original form. I got a good chuckle from it. No, the Roman Catholic church did not decide which books belong in the Bible. The Bible was in existence long before the Roman Catholic church fully formed. Besides, the Catholics accept books that most of the world understands to be uninspired works. See "The Extra Catholic Books" for more details.
While claiming the freedom to add books indiscriminately to your Bible, you deny others the right to question the authenticity of the same books. That is not freedom of the people that is despotism of an individual, since your only proof for acceptance is merely the fact that you want the book.
Rather than being discriminating as which books are truly from God, you claim to accept any book that comes along and claims to be inspired. Thus you ignore the command of God, "Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits, whether they are of God; because many false prophets have gone out into the world" (I John 4:1). The various books of Enoch are not in the Bible for the simple reason that they contain falsehoods, including the claim of being written by Enoch, the seventh from Adam. See "Why don't you use the Book of Enoch?" for details.

