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Though 'religion' probably died even longer ago. The stand-in for religion and the source of love was a strong sense of family/community and older forms of identity signaling like religion or country or race. What actually died was this sense of community.
Wonder if religion can be redefined as "that which brings about a sense of community."
I also suspect the production of said millenials was an attempt at recreating a source of love. E.g. by loving your children you can eventually have that love reflected back at you.
This is complicated because the source of love can be distorted and the reflection of a distorted mirror further distorts. (The mirror often being distorted by the original distortion of love)
Chinese kids being resentful towards their parents despite the 'success' (due to parental pressure) is an example. The source of love is corrupted so the mirror reflects coldness rather than warmth.
The thing is though... every form of love is probably corrupt. The best we can do is point to the moon with our dirty fingers.
Generational conflicts are like: "The beatings will continue until morale improves." VS "The ghostings will continue until I'm understood."
I think the etymology of “religion” suggests exactly that.
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