How have modern scholarly conversations shaped Christian theological conversations?

The historical-critical method of scripture study applies the rigor of study of documents for ancient cultures to scripture.

Similarly feminism, the ecological movement, and racial politics have raised questions that were not raised before and have provided vocabulary and ideas.

This is not new. Greek thought raised questions that were impossible in Jewish thought.

If I eliminate all your adjectives, your question becomes "How have conversations shaped conversations?"

See the problem with your question yet?