All the evidence of the gospels is that the disciples were frightened and confused after the death of Jesus. They did not expect the resurrection and even doubted the first reports of the empty tomb. Dr. Wilkinson also, to my astonishment, repeated questions that I have already answered. He has asked me why I rule miracles out. Science teaches us to believe in whatever has evidence that can stand up to close scrutiny.
Many sceptics actively investigate miracle claims to see if there is evidence.
For example, James Randi offers one million dollars to people who can demonstrate psychic abilities in controlled conditions. It is easy to think of miracles which can stand up to scrutiny. If I found the original autographs of the Gospels in a drawer in my bedroom, I could hardly write off this miracle as 'hallucination', especially after I had sold them to the British Museum for millions of pounds. Of course, there are very many more miracles which would stand up to scientific scrutiny. Sceptics do not rule out miracles, regardless of how many times Dr. Wilkinson says that they do.