What is your question?
Just wondering if I should include a picture with a pentagram engraved on the chimney cap. 
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Depends on who you’re asking. I would not find the pentagram to be offensive but others might. Would you be asking the question if there was a cross or a star of David in the photo?
It keeps the witches from going down the chimney! I would include it, no problem.
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If you have any concerns, just crop the image down.
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Crop and dismiss. Not our job… 
I thought he was referring to something else…
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Good point. I would just ignore it like it wasn’t there. I do not crop these out.
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Okay, I laughed. Was this not supposed to be funny, or was the humor just lost on most others?
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Depends which post you are referring to.
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I thought it was just a star. Nothing special. Include it.
Pentacle. Wards off evil spirits. Keeps unpleasantries from swooping down the chimney.
From the looks of your photo - that one may be expired. 
It also looks like you have a “J.C.” inscribed below it. Brick mason was having commitment anxiety.
Good question. I would include it. It can be left or removed this way.
Also Note; the crown was not proportionately site manufactured. It does not provide complete protection for the brick masonry below. It should be 4" inches wider than the brick masonry and have a capillary break.
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I’m thinking I would be recommending further investigation by qualified professionals 
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Great catch, Thank you Robert!
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Whatever it is, it didnt ward off the 4 Bats I found in the attic! lol
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What would a capillary break look like on a chimney?
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