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Hold it there partner ... The basis for what books were/are considered appropriate for the New Testament is not in if scribes agreed with them or not. The books adopted into the NT were known at the time to have had a "pedigree" that placed them as being written by those who were present with Christ (or their scribes) and Paul. Other works were left out because they came about later, in some cases much later.
It is important to note that the reason for those councils taking up the question of authenticity is because of the presence of the late comers.
I have taken the time to read and research many of the "lost gospels" and found them reasonably left out.
If you have a particular work in mind and want to discuss it my email link is open.