###Yes and No


There are two types of questions here that seem to be on topic:  hermeneutical questions and exegetic questions.  

If you're asking about hermeneutics, you're asking about a particular approach or theory.  There's not really much "text" involved unless your quoting text from a theory.  In this sense, we can't really require text.

If you're asking for exegesis, then you're wanting the translation or interpretation of a given piece of biblical text.  In this case, you really do need to include at least *some* text for the question to make any sense.

For example of a survey question regarding a word in multiple places, see [How can we understand “fear”?](http://hermeneutics.stackexchange.com/questions/131/how-can-we-understand-fear).  I included multiple passages for exegesis and translation so that people answering the question would have some traction to the question.  Otherwise, the question becomes impossibly broad.