Also on wiki i read money lending exist since the Roman Empire
Yes thank you for that. Again my point is (to coin a phrase) "money is the root of all evil".
That is a common misquote of a biblical passage, that is improperly used to demonize money. The literal translation of the passage is...
"For the love of money is a root of all sorts of evil, and some by longing for it have wandered away from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs."
1 Timothy 6:10 New American Standard Bible
The emphasis above is my own, but note that the meaning of the passage is completely different. The "love of money" is greed, "a root" & "all sorts" imply greed is one of several and "by longing for it" implies that money is the object of the sin of greed, but not the sin itself.
Money of any form is simply a symbol, it is neither good nor bad upon it's own, no matter what form it should take.
EDIT: the passage also makes clear that there are certainly kinds of evil that do not have their root in the "love of money", I suggest that the love of power is a close second.
thank you for pointing out the origin of my common misquote. in my defense i argued earlier that it was what you could do with money that was the motivating factor and certainly power over others is one such use (in my opinion) also i read that" i should keep my economics out of politics" sorry but not possible, read Marks! reg ps also Rouseaus said "every act is a political act" within which I would include economic acts.